Param Yuva II is India's fastest supercomputer unveiled in 2013. It has a peak performance of 524 teraflops and uses a hybrid system of high performance computers. Param Yuva II has a storage capacity of 200 TB and supports parallel computing through required software. It is more energy efficient than previous supercomputers, consuming 35% less power. The supercomputer will be useful for research in various fields like space, bioinformatics, weather forecasting, and more.

1. PARAM YUVA II
Presented by:-
VNS FACULTY OF ENGINEERING Mayur manthan
BHOPAL KAVISH JAISWAL

2. Content:-
 Introduction
 History
 PARAM YUVA II
 Architecture
 Specifications
 Uses

3. Introduction
Supercomputer is a broad term for one of
the fastest computer currently available.
Super computers were designed and built
to work on extremely large jobs that could
not be handled by no other types of
computing systems

4. Introduction
Supercomputers speed are measured in
floating point operations per second
(FLOPS) in units of
megaflops (MFOPS)
gigaflops (GFLOPS)
teraflops (TFLOPS)

5. History:-
India's supercomputer program was started in late 1980s.
 PARAM 8000 is considered India's first supercomputer.
It was indigenously built in 1990 by Centre for
Development of Advanced Computing(C-DAC).
It was replicated and installed at ICAD Moscow in 1991
under Russian collaboration.

6. PARAM Series:-
PARAM 8000
PARAM 8600
PARAM 9900/SS
PARAM 10000
PARAM Padma
PARAM Yuva
Param Yuva II

7. PARAM YUVA II
 Param Yuva-II, which is claimed to be
India's fastest supercomputer, has been
unveiled in Pune.
 It was unveiled on 8 February 2013.
 Thish is a series of PARAM.
 This is the first supercomputer that has
crossed 500 teraflops in computing power in
the country.

9. Architecture
 It performs at a peak speed of 524 Teraflops (a standard
terminology in the computing industry which measures
compute capacity).
 This supercomputer uses Hybrid Technology - which
is network of high performance computers. This hybrid
technology has enabled the up-gradation of existing 54
Teraflops to 500 Teraflops peak computing power of
Indian Supercomputers.
 Param Yuva II has high storage capacity(200 TB), it
supports parallel computing(infact all Supercomputers
must support this feature).

10. Architecture
 The interconnection of this fastest computer is
comprised of Infiniband FDR System Area Network and
PARAMNet-III which is sure to offer a remarkable
efficiency.
 Param Yuva II is made energy efficient and consumes
around 35% less power.
 Even parallel computing is made possible by the
inclusion of required software.
 Even parallel computing is made possible by the
inclusion of required software.

11. Specifications:-
 It would have been ranked 33rd in the November 2012
List of Top Green 500 supercomputers of the world.
 The entire project is said to have involved around 300
CDAC engineers. The Param Yuva-II is also said to be a
milestone in the Indian Information Technology
industry.
 This computer is a stepping stone towards building the
future petaflop-range supercomputers in India.
 Also, if supposedly the current system was used to
predict weather conditions in a 6 km area, Param Yuva II
would help in predicting weather conditions for a 10km
area etc.

12.  Param Yuva II was made in a period of three months,
at a cost of 16 crore (US$3 million).

13. USES:-
 Research in space
 Bioinformatics
 Weather forecasting
 Seismic data analysis
 Aeronautical engineering
 Scientific data processing
 Pharmaceutical development

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