Top Supercomputers-India is an effort to list the most powerful supercomputers in India. This effort is complementary to the Top500 project that lists the top 500 supercomputers in the world.

Top Supercomputers-India can help the Indian installation sites to compare their supercomputing capabilities with their counterparts in India. The project is meant to create and promote healthy competition among the supercomputing initiatives in India and can substantially lead to significant supercomputing advancement in the nation.

List of Top Supercomputers in India :



News:

December 10, 2011:      The seventh Top Supercomputers-India list is released ! The combined supercomputer performance of India has touched 400 TFlops for the first time. Pune and HP lead the number of systems in the list. 6 new entries and new areas.

June 22, 2011:      The sixth Top Supercomputers-India list is released ! The combined supercomputer performance of the list and hence the country is now about 318 TFlops. Bangalore and IBM lead the number of systems in the list.

December 3, 2010:      The fifth Top Supercomputers-India list is released ! The combined supercomputer performance of the list and hence the country is now about 306 TFlops ! Bangalore and HP lead the number of systems in the list. Top Super Stats, containing statistics about jobs and systems of supercomputers, has also been collected !

June 23, 2010:      The fourth Top Supercomputers-India list is released ! The combined supercomputer performance of the list and hence the country is now 287 TFlops ! The list has some exciting first-timers !! For the first time, Top Super Stats, containing statistics about jobs and systems of supercomputers, has also been collected !

December 24, 2009:      The third Top Supercomputers-India list is released !

June 12, 2009:      The second Top Supercomputers-India list is released !

Dec. 18, 2008:      The first ever list of Top Supercomputers-India is released on in the Plenary Industrial Panel session of the International Conference on High Performance Computing (HiPC), 2008, held in Bangalore.

Coordinated by:

Sathish Vadhiyar, Supercomputer Education and Research Centre, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India

Supported by:

 

Indian Institute of Science

 

Supercomputer Education and Research Centre