How many supercomputers are there in india?

Supercomputers in India Aaditya: Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, has a machine with a theoretical peak of 790.7 teraflop/s, called Aaditya, which is used for climate research and operational forecasting. It ranked 96th among the... read more

Supercomputers in India. Aaditya: Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, has a machine with a theoretical peak of 790.7 teraflop/s, called Aaditya, which is used for climate research and operational forecasting. It ranked 96th among the world's top 500 supercomputers June 2013 list. read more

India's supercomputer program was started in late 1980s because Cray supercomputers were denied for import due to an arms embargo imposed on India, as it was a dual-use technology and could be used for developing nuclear weapons. read more

There were also a small number of massively parallel systems entering the fray by that point, and those pioneering systems also deserved the term "supercomputer." They made up for being lower in price by being much harder to program, showing that price is not necessarily what defines a supercomputer. read more