India deploys Cray supercomputer to weather and climatic change monitoring

The Service of Earth Sciences (MoES) has marked an agreement worth $67 million with famous processing equipment firm, Cray Inc., to benefit and convey two Cray XC40 supercomputers combined with its Cray ClusterStor stockpiling frameworks at its divisions in Pune and Noida.

With a joined FPU (Gliding Point Unit) of more than 6 petaflops and capacity limit of more than 18 petabytes, MoES's new processing frameworks are a standout amongst the most effective figuring frameworks in the nation.

The additional figuring force will enable MoES in improving the exactness of its climate conjectures and atmosphere to change expectations identified with occasions like sea tempests, warm waves, rainstorm, and so on.