applications of supercomputer in india?
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Military, government applications and nothing much more. We still run 286 processors in our offices don't we? :-)
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It depends what you are programming.  I use fortran daily but I do alot of scientific computing on super computers.  c++ is good for this too, but I prefer fortran.  Java is quite popular for user interface type of programming like the internet.  I think pascal has seen better days.  Also for scientific computing I think that Matlab is going to be one of the leading languages real soon.
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The Indian arm of the multinational giant is gearing up to tackle the untapped potential in the country. \n\nTo enable the company to focus on services and e-businesses in India, senior vice president and group executive sales and distribution for IBM, William A Etherington, was in Mumbai recently. \n\nHe pointed out that while in 1995 the company considered the Internet an academic entity, in 1996 the firm realized just how popular the medium is and how popular it could be. That's when IBM launched its e-business strategy. \n\nThe company first tried the strategy on itself. It put in place a procurement systems which helped save IBM $4 billion. \n\n"Though on the Internet any small business looks like big business, business is not restricted by any physical boundaries," officials said. \n\nFor India, IBM's focus will be on e-business, though the Indian presence of IBM, through a 50:50 joint venture with the Tata's, has still a long way to go. \n\nAlthough electronic commerce is still at a nascent stage in the country, company sources indicate that it will largely be business-to-business in the early stages. \n\n"In India, the focus will be on banks, insurance, manufacturing companies, the government and small and medium sized businesses," sources maintained. \n\nCurrently the Indian market contributes Rs 553 crore (US$132 million) out of IBM's total global revenues of $81 billion. \n\nAlso, while the Indian economy is half that of China, so is the market share of IBM and the penetration of PCs in India. But potentially, as Etherington indicated, India could overtake China.
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Hi! I work for an India Company! The name of the company is Patni Computer Systems. It's an IT company...
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http://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/internet/website.htm
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I have a couple of workstations like that where I work.  They are used in autocad and 3-D rendering for engineering drawings.  The calculation power and graphics are awesome.  There are a lot more powerful and pricy ones out there, but the ones I work with get the job done.  Wish I could afford a SGI machine; you can easily drop over 30 grand for one of those.
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The world's most powerful super-computer.
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Try this website:\nhttp://www.csgsindia.com/
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Yea you can buy nVIDIA Cards in India.Refer to or buy the latest edition of PC magzines like PC Quest Or Digit.There are a lot of dealers mentioned i guess.
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if they have computers in india then on  www.ebay.com
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IBM Introduces 'World Community Grid'\n\nPublic invited to donate idle computer time for global humanitarian effort\n\nARMONK, N.Y., November 16, 2004— IBM, along with representatives of the world's leading science, education and philanthropic organizations, today launched World Community Grid, a global humanitarian effort that applies the unused computing power of individual and business computers to help address the world's most difficult health and societal problems.\n\nWorld Community Grid will harness the vast and unused computational power of the world's computers and direct it at research designed to help unlock genetic codes that underlie diseases like AIDS and HIV, Alzheimer's and cancer, improve forecasting of natural disasters and support studies that can protect the world's food and water supply. Anyone can volunteer to donate the idle and unused time on a computer by downloading World Community Grid's free software and registering at www.worldcommunitygrid.org.
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The answer is in the second picture from this site:\n\nhttp://www.metacafe.com/watch/20557/only_in_india/
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according to USEFI... there are 86400 Indian students here... i dunno abt the others. but the figure should be around 500,000
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For Hardware,There are lot of institutes in Mumbai like Jetking,CMS,IIHT etc.\nIf you are thinking about any networking course, there is institute in Dadar called ULTRAMAX Infonet Technologies.
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Yes in some, and no in some other subjects.\nMilitary research has been ongoing in india, nuclear research has been ongoing (they have nukes, where they did not have about 3 years ago), and software research is relative inexpensive to setup.\n\nIndia has propably someway to go before they are capable of serious cutting edge research on electronic systems and biotechnology including pharmaceuticals. These require massive investements and expertise, but are not priorities within India.
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Apart from above... \n\nInternet has an unlimited possibility...\n1. A dying patient in Canada can get a help of a genius doctor in India for treatment\n2. A programmer in Hong Kong can be assisted by some Indian IT guy\n3. DaVinci code review can be broadcasted in no time. \n4. This can be used for propaganda\n5. Internet can be used for spam\nIn short, Internet is a tool. It can be used for good and bad and evil. \n\nFuture of internet.. An interesting question. You should read about web 2.0. The world is moving out from a centralised web system to a distributed peer to peer environment. Read more at\n\nhttp://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/oreilly/tim/news/2005/09/30/what-is-web-20.html
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One use is superconductor research.\n\nhttp://www.iitap.iastate.edu/htcu/backissues/95APR01EM.TXT.html