Super & Quantum computing in India

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PHOTONICS QUANTUM COMPUTER​

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The SNB1 (Satyendra Nath Bose – 1) is a photonics based general purpose quantum computer.The computer is designed to be scalable. Light modes are the basic structures of the Qubits and given their properties a stable, scalable and robust computer can be built.The chosen approach to photonics quantum computing at Quanfluence is the ‘continuous variable’ approach which can be made more resistant to errors caused by losses and geometry.Special modes of light are created which form the basic Qubits and are entangled in a cluster state which creates the basic fabric of computing. Scaling is achieved by interconnection of chips.

At the heart of the SNB1 are photonic integrated circuits (PICs). This is a proven technology, and our engineers adapt these chips to work with the special light mode Qubits that we generate for computing.

The PIC operates at room temperature and is coupled to our other chips that generate the Qubit and measure them.

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Indian Scientists Pave Way For Stronger Quantum Encryption With 'Truly Unpredictable' Random Numbers — Here's All You Need To Know​


The Raman Research Institute, Bengaluru, which is an autonomous institute of the Department of Science and Technology (DST), performed a photonic experiment to demonstrate a violation of what is called the Leggett Garg Inequalities (LGI) -- a litmus test for "quantumness" in a system in a loophole-free manner.

Taking this further, over the last few years, the researchers at RRI'S Quantum Information and Computing (QuIC) lab carried out extensive research in collaboration with researchers from Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru, IISER-Thiruvananthapuram and the Bose Institute, Kolkata to use such LGI violation in a completely unexplored domain-- truly unpredictable random number generation, secure against device tampering and imperfections.
 
Ya'll Like country's first super computer 'Param' was built in Pune, India's first quantum computer also likely to be built in Pune.
 
More good news from Raman Institute.

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Raman Research Institute’s spin-off company to manufacture tunable laser systems

A spin-off company from the Raman Research Institute (RRI), nexAtom Research and Instruments, will manufacture multi-channel, tunable laser systems having wide-scale applications in space and medicine.
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A spin-off company from the Raman Research Institute (RRI), nexAtom Research and Instruments, will manufacture multi-channel, tunable laser systems having wide-scale applications in space and medicine.

“India could soon have its own multi-channel, tunable laser system technology platforms which are crucial for quantum optics laboratories, manufactured by a spin-off company from RRI,“ said the institute in a statement.
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Last year, India embarked on the ambitious ₹6,000-crore National Quantum Mission (NQM). RRI is contributing towards the creation of an ecosystem enabling the smooth implementation of quantum-based technology solutions for the future.

“Such tunable laser systems will be useful for developing solutions across quantum communication, quantum technology, quantum system and metrology – all of which are the core themes of the DST-led NQM,” RRI.
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Yotta had bought a billion dollars worth AI chips from Nvidia for 2 data centres in Greater Noida and Navi Mumbai in past few years, this new project in Hyderabad will likely have higher capacity than both combined to become the biggest AI supercomputer in India. A 50 MW capacity AI cloud data centre also part of the campus.

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Microsoft and Mubadala-backed G42 will build India's largest supercomputer with eight exaflops as part of the Memorandum-of-Understanding (MoU) signed between the two governments back in February 2024, which can perform millions of trillion floating-point operations per second, a senior company official said on Tuesday.

"We are the chosen implementation partner to execute this MoU. The MoU had spoken about three things - setting up a very large 2 gigawatt data centre in India. This can double the existing capacity of data centres in India. The second is building one of India's largest supercomputers up to 8 exaflops which we (G42) are building with Cerebras, and third was co-developing AI models in India," Jain said.
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Microsoft backed G42 to build India's largest supercomputer with 8 exaflop power

G42 India CEO said that PM Narendra Modi had visited Abu Dhabi earlier this year and a memorandum of understanding on digital infrastructure was signed between India and the UAE.
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Both Adani-EdgeConneX JV and Reliance are targetting 1 Gigawatt capacity each!!

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Adani-EdgeConneX JV to invest $5 billion in 5 years to scale up data centre business - Times of India

India Business News: Adani Enterprises, in partnership with EdgeConneX, is planning to invest $5 billion in expanding its data centre business over the next five years. Th
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RIL AGM 2024: Jamnagar to get Gigawatt-scale AI-ready data centre powered by Reliance Green Energy

Reliance also announced Jio Brain, a comprehensive suite of AI tools and platform to streamline AI adoption across the company.
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Princeton Digital Group to pump $1 billion in India for AI-ready data centres

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Princeton Digital Group to pump $1 billion in India for AI-ready data centres

The company said it is expanding capacity to a total of 230 MW and will make PDGs flagship MU1 one of the largest operational campuses in Mumbai with the addition of three new buildings that will triple the campuss existing capacity to 150 MW. The first phase of the 100 MW expansion is scheduled...
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So all these data centres are needed to consuming up India population generated online data and pin pointing region specific behaviors? I hope India rethinks data localization policy and makes it strictly that data should not leave Indian shores.
 
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Ansys Software Pvt Ltd has inaugurated its latest high-performance computing (HPC) data centre, DC-3, in Pune, marking a significant milestone in its commitment to innovation. The facility was inaugurated by SAC-ISRO scientists Neeraj Mathur and Ulkesh Desai.

DC-3 features 1,700 cores and expanding GPU capacity, bringing over 10,000 cores to enhance engineering simulations. This advanced data centre will enhance Ansys’ computational power for critical R&D and technical simulations, supporting the company’s strategic growth in India and fostering innovation across sectors such as aerospace, automotive, and healthcare.

 
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India’s data centre capacity to more than double by FY27

This forecast is supported by digital explosion, data localisation initiatives and will see an investment of Rs. 50,000-55,000 crore during FY25-FY27, the agency said
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Adani ConneX Pvt. Ltd, a joint venture between Adani Enterprises Ltd. and Virginia-based EdgeConneX, currently has 17 MW operational and 210 MW under-construction projects. With demand for its services skyrocketing, the group plans to achieve data-centre scale of 1-1.5 GW within one to two years, from the earlier target of five years, the two people cited above said on condition of anonymity.
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“Adani will invest another $4 billion to reach this 1 GW. Based on present economics, investment per MW is around ₹40 crore," the first person said.
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