Supercomputers are designed not discovered. Discovery implies it already existed before we became aware of it. The first 4 machines commonly identified as possible first supercomputer candidates are:
While it seems to have involved an entire team, many sources in India credit the actual invention of India's first supercomputer to Dr. Vijay Pandurang Bhatkar, an engineer and computer scientist. He developed the PARAM 8000 (the word Param is Sanskrit for "supreme" or "superior") in 1991.
India's First Supercomputer was PARAM 8000. PARAM stood for Parallel Machine. The computer was developed by the government run Center for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) in 1991. The PARAM 8000 was introduced in 1991 with a rating of 1 Gigaflop (billion floating point operations per second). All the chips and other elements that were used in making of PARAM were bought from the open domestic market. The various components developed and used in the PARAM series were Sun UltraSPARC II, later IBM POWER 4 processors, Ethernet, and the AIX Operating System. The major applications of PARAM Supercomputer are in long-range weather forecasting, remote sensing, drug design and molecular modelling
Seymour Cray, is credited with creating the first super computer. Seymour Cray's companies made the initial and only super computers for many years. Supercomputers now have tens of thousands of processors and are capable of solving problems extremely quickly.
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Supercomputers were introduced in the 1960s and were designed primarily by Seymour Cray at Control Data Corporation (CDC), and later at Cray Research
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PARAM PADMA is the name of the first super computer.
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