PM Modi Launches Three PARAM Rudra Supercomputers

By A Staff Reporter
Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the pivotal role of technology in various sectors during the launch of three PARAM Rudra supercomputers, developed at a cost of ₹130 crore under the National Supercomputing Mission. Speaking at the event, Modi stated, "Whether it is the economy or ease of doing business or disaster management capacity or ease of living, there is no sector that is not directly dependent on technology and computing capabilities."

The introduction of these supercomputers marks a significant milestone in India's technological advancement, aiming to enhance the country's capacity in computing and data analysis. Modi asserted that the PARAM Rudra supercomputers would serve as a crucial foundation for India’s progress in Industry 4.0, enabling industries to leverage advanced computing technologies for improved efficiency and innovation.

Highlighting the importance of indigenous development, the Prime Minister remarked on the need for India to bolster its technological infrastructure to meet the challenges of the modern economy. "This sector is the biggest foundation of India's success in industry 4.0," he noted, underlining the government’s commitment to fostering an environment conducive to technological growth and development.

The launch of the PARAM Rudra supercomputers is expected to significantly enhance research and development capabilities across various sectors, providing a boost to India’s digital economy. As the nation continues to invest in technology and computing, the implications for economic growth, disaster management, and overall quality of life are poised to be transformative.