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Date: 2025-12-03 Category: Press Release State: Union Government Country: India

PARLIAMENT QUESTION: INDIGENOUS INITIATIVES FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)-SPECIFIC SUPERCOMPUTERS

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**Executive Summary** This document outlines the indigenous initiatives for Artificial Intelligence (AI)-specific supercomputers under the National Supercomputing Mission (NSM). As of December 3, 2023, 37 supercomputers with a combined capacity of about 39 Petaflops (PF) have been designed, built, and commissioned across academic institutions, universities, and R&D labs in India. An additional 10 supercomputers are in the process of being commissioned. **Key Points / Main Content** * **National Supercomputing Mission (NSM):** * 37 supercomputers commissioned with approximately 39 PF capacity. * Located in academic institutions, universities, and R&D labs. * 10 supercomputers are being commissioned including National Facility with India's largest HPC & AI set-up with a capacity of 20 PF. * **Indigenous Development:** * Development of indigenous supercomputing sub-components (Servers, High speed interconnect, System Software Stack, Direct-to-Chip Liquid Cooling (DCLC) technologies). * Focus on self-reliance and collaboration with industry partners. * **PARAM Rudra Supercomputers:** * Built using indigenous software stack and Rudra series of servers. * Designed by C-DAC for HPC and AI using processors and accelerators from vendors like Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA. * Manufactured by Indian Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS) vendors. * Deployment of 6000 Rudra servers with 1500 additional servers being manufactured. * **NSM 2.0:** * Roadmap development for next-generation supercomputing ecosystem. * Contemplation to develop India's own processor/hardware with industry partners. * **Installed Supercomputers under NSM:** * A table is included listing 37 installed supercomputers under the NSM. * Information provided includes the location (e.g., C-DAC Pune, IITs, NITs, etc.), compute power (in TF or PF), and year of commissioning (ranging from 2017 to 2025). **Impact Analysis** **Stakeholder: Academic Institutions, Universities, and R&D Labs** * **Impact:** Host and utilize the commissioned supercomputers for research and development purposes. * **Action Required:** Leverage the available computing power for advancements in AI and other scientific domains. **Stakeholder: C-DAC and Indian Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS) Vendors** * **Impact:** Responsible for the design, development, and manufacturing of supercomputing components and servers. * **Action Required:** Continue to innovate and produce high-performance computing solutions in collaboration with industry partners. **Stakeholder: Industry Partners** * **Impact:** Collaboration in developing indigenous supercomputing technologies and hardware. * **Action Required:** Engage in research and development efforts to contribute to the NSM 2.0 roadmap and the development of India's own processors. **Stakeholder: National Informatics Centre (NIC)** * **Impact:** Utilizes supercomputing capabilities, specifically for AI, to enhance data processing and analytical capabilities. * **Action Required:** Integrate and leverage the commissioned supercomputer to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government services.

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National Supercomputing Mission (NSM): A mission to design, build, and commission supercomputers in India, focusing on indigenous development and manufacturing. Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC): An organization involved in the design and development of supercomputers, particularly the Rudra series, for the NSM. PARAM Rudra: A series of indigenous supercomputers built using indigenous software and hardware. Pune: A key location where C-DAC and other institutions have deployed supercomputers under the NSM. Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs): Various IITs across India are deploying supercomputers under NSM to facilitate AI and HPC research.
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Ministry of Science & Technology PARLIAMENT QUESTION: INDIGENOUS INITIATIVES FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)-SPECIFIC SUPERCOMPUTERS प्रव तथ: 03 DEC 2025 6:09PM by PIB Delhi Under National Supercomputing Mission (NSM), so far, 37 supercomputers, with a combined capacity of about 39 Petaflops (PF) have been designed, built and commissioned. These supercomputers are located in academic institutions universities, and R&D labs across the country, the details are given in Annexure. 10 more supercomputers are presently being commissioned, including National Facility with India's largest HPC & AI set-up with a capacity of 20 PF. Various indigenous supercomputing sub-components, including Servers, High speed interconnect, System Software Stack, Direct-to-Chip Liquid Cooling (DCLC) technologies have been developed for self- reliance. With this, indigenous supercomputing ecosystem of design and manufacturing of these components has been developed with industry partners. These indigenous PARAM Rudra supercomputers are built using indigenous software stack and Rudra series of servers designed, developed and manufactured in the country. These Rudra series of servers have been designed by Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) for HPC and AI using Processors and Accelerators from chip vendors like Intel, AMD and NVIDIA and are being manufactured by Indian Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS) vendors, M/s VVDN Technologies and M/s Kaynes Technologies. So far, 6000 Rudra servers are deployed in PARAM Rudra Supercomputers and additional 1500 Servers are being manufactured. In continuation of NSM, as part of NSM 2.0 roadmap is being developed for next generation supercomputing ecosystem. Under NSM 2.0, it is also being contemplated to develop India’s own processor/hardware with industry partners. Annexure Sr. Installed Supercomputers Under NSM Compute Year of Commissioning Power 1. C-DAC, Pune 150 TF 2017 2. C-DAC, Pune 100 TF 2018Sr. Installed Supercomputers Under NSM Compute Year of Commissioning Power 3. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Banaras Hindu 838TF 2019 University, Varanasi 4. Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, 1.7 PF 2020 Pune 5. IIT, Kharagpur 1.66 PF 2020 6. Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific 1.8PF 2020 Research, Bengaluru 7. IIT, Kanpur 1.66 PF 2020 8. C-DAC, Pune, National AI Facility 6.5 PF/210PF 2020 (AI) 9. C-DAC, Pune 100 TF 2020 10. C-DAC, Pune 100 TF 2020 11. Society for Electronic Transactions and Security 100 TF 2020 (SETS), Chennai 12. C-DAC, Bengaluru 82 TF 2020 13. C-DAC, Pune 27 TF 2020 14. IIT, Hyderabad 838 TF 2021 15. National Agri-Food Biotechnology Institute (NABI), 838 TF 2021 Mohali 16. C-DAC, Bengaluru, National MSME Facility 838 TF 2021 17. C-DAC, Pune 230 TF 2021 18. IIT, Roorkee 1.66 PF 2022 19. Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru 3.3 PF 2022 20. IIT, Gandhinagar 838 TF 2022Sr. Installed Supercomputers Under NSM Compute Year of Commissioning Power 21. National Institute of Technology (NIT), Trichy 838 TF 2022 22. IIT, Guwahati 838TF 2022 23. IIT, Mandi 838 TF 2022 24. C-DAC, Pune 52.3 TF 2022 25. IIT, Kharagpur 52.3 TF 2022 26. IIT, Palakkad 52.3 TF 2022 27. IIT, Chennai 52.3 TF 2022 28. IIT, Goa 52.3 TF 2022 29. PARAM Rudra Pilot 1 PF 2023 30. National Informatics Centre (NIC), New Delhi (50 AI PF/1.3 2024 PF) 31. C-DAC, New Delhi 200 TF 2024 32 Inter-University Accelerator Centre (IUAC), New 3 PF 2024 Delhi 33. National Centre for Radio Astrophysics (NCRA), 1 PF 2024 Pune 34. S. N. Bose National Centre for Basic Sciences, 838 TF 2024 Kolkata 35. IIT, Bombay 3 PF 2025 36. IIT, Madras 3 PF 2025 37. IIT, Patna 838 TF 2025 Total ~39 PF *****NKR/AK (रलीज़ आईडी: 2198307) आगंतुक पटल : 559 इस वज्ञ को इन भाषाओ ंम पढ़: Urdu , ही

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