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EKA (supercomputer)

EKA (abbreviation of Embedded Karmarkar Algorithm, also means the number One in Sanskrit), is a supercomputer built by the Computational Research Laboratories, a company founded by Dr. Narendra Karmarkar, for scaling up a supercomputer architecture he designed at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research with a group of his students and project…

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Location
Computational Research Laboratories, Pune, India
Active
October 2007
Cost
US$30,000,000 INR 1,800,000,000 (assuming US$1 = 60 INR)
Memory
28.7 TeraByte
Operators
Computational Research Laboratories, Tata Sons
Purpose
Multipurpose

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Active · 1
EKA (supercomputer) → October 2007
Cost · 1
EKA (supercomputer) → US$30,000,000 INR 1,800,000,000 (assuming US$1 = 60 INR)
Location · 1
EKA (supercomputer) → Computational Research Laboratories, Pune, India
Memory · 1
EKA (supercomputer) → 28.7 TeraByte
Operators · 1
EKA (supercomputer) → Computational Research Laboratories, Tata Sons
Purpose · 1
EKA (supercomputer) → Multipurpose
Ranking · 1
EKA (supercomputer) → 14 November 2007
Speed · 1
EKA (supercomputer) → 172.6 TeraFLOPS
Storage · 1
EKA (supercomputer) → 40 TeraByte

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EKA (supercomputer)ActiveOctober 20071.00infobox
EKA (supercomputer)CostUS$30,000,000 INR 1,800,000,000 (assuming US$1 = 60 INR)1.00infobox
EKA (supercomputer)LocationComputational Research Laboratories, Pune, India1.00infobox
EKA (supercomputer)Memory28.7 TeraByte1.00infobox
EKA (supercomputer)OperatorsComputational Research Laboratories, Tata Sons1.00infobox
EKA (supercomputer)PurposeMultipurpose1.00infobox
EKA (supercomputer)Ranking14 November 20071.00infobox
EKA (supercomputer)Speed172.6 TeraFLOPS1.00infobox
EKA (supercomputer)Storage40 TeraByte1.00infobox

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