Target: 50 home‑made supercomputers, 123 petaflops total.
As of September 2026, 40 computers, 68 petaflops, are already running.
PARAM Rudra uses about 6,000 Indian‑made servers.
Supercomputers support research in space, materials, health, and the environment.
Training programmes have helped over 16,000 researchers learn to use the machines.
The plan is to have 50 supercomputers that together can do more than 123 petaflops, which is a huge amount of calculations.
Since 1991, India has built many computers, starting with PARAM 8000 and now the PARAM Rudra series.
These machines help with weather forecasts, flood warnings, and finding new medicines.
They also teach students how to use high‑performance computing.
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