Super Computer|What is?|Uses
Super Computers
- The largest and most powerful computers ever built were known as super computers. It is a computer capable of processing billions of fractions per second.
- For example, in November 2011, Japan's K computer became the world's first to operate at 10 Peta Flops, or 10 ^ 16 Flops (Floating Point Operation Per Second). Became a super computer.
- India is one of the few countries in the world that has developed its own super computer.
- This computer is very different from a normal type of personal computer.
- The most crucial aspect of a super computer's operating system is (A) ideal efficiency and (B) the distribution and synchronization of data and calculations between thousands of processors. When a different version of Linux is used to manage the entire task.
Now let's look at some uses of super computers ...
The use of super computers
- In today's modern period you can see the weather of any place on our mobile phone. A Super computer is useful for forecasting this weather, so that accurate weather forecasts can be made ahead of time.
- Using a computer can predict cold in winter, rain in monsoon and heat in summer. A part from this, a super computer is useful in predicting earthquakes, hurricanes, earthquakes, tsunamis, etc.
- In 1945, during World War II, the United States dropped atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Super computers are used in the testing of these atomic bombs and are useful for further research on nuclear energy.
- Apart from this, super computers are also very useful in chemical modeling, molecular modeling and super computers are useful for performing all the small and big calculations that seem impossible in the human brain. It is also useful for solving complex and intensive calculations.
- Super computers are useful in researching drugs, vaccines, and vaccines at the time of various diseases or epidemics
- Super computers are useful for getting complicated in the latest innovations of modern science.
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