India's INSANE New Supercomputing Processor

Introducing the AUM processor, an advanced Indian chip developed by CDAC. With 96 ARM Neoverse V1 cores, it powers India's pursuit of technological self-sufficiency. The AUM processor is set to revolutionize supercomputing in India and is a key component of the upcoming Param Shankh supercomputer. CDAC is also actively involved in the VEGA project, focusing on RISC-V processors. The AUM processor's chiplet architecture, liquid cooling, and indigenous design showcase India's innovation and self-reliance. With potential global recognition, AUM, along with Shakti processors and RISC-V development, establishes India's position in the semiconductor landscape. #IndianProcessor #AUMProcessor #CDAC #ARMNeoverseV1 #Supercomputing #ParamShankh #VEGAProject #RISCV #ShaktiProcessor
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00:00 - Indian superocmputers falling behind
01:06 - Why AUM, when we have Shakti processor, Vega
02:59 - AUM Chiplet design
06:04 - AUM vs XBOX TFLOP number
07:46 - AUM vs Processors from Fugaku Supercomputer ,Japan, America
09:14 - CDAC Future and Roadmap
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[@lutenic6111]

Yesterday only, Indian supercomputer "AIRAWAT" is now ranked 75. More SuperComputers will be coming online in coming months and more units will be in top 100.

[@DragonOfTheMortalKombat]

Good thing for our country. I love semiconductors, I believe India should be a major player in this industry.

[@ayushmishra5410]

Yess this is the comment i was looking for 🔥🔥

[@shashankdixit8949]

@@DragonOfTheMortalKombat semiconductors and supercomputers are two different industries you illiterate

[@justanotherperson2960]

Agreed. If one understands the engineering nuance of these achievements, it's easier to see the growth rate of Indian skillset. It's phenomenal. Being first, second or third doesn't matter if you are increasing competition in the industrial space by just your presence and lower prices. Just my humble opinion

[@atharvabedarkar]

Haa na, I don't know when will people start to appreciate everything the government does...

[@anmolagrawal5358]

The first time, I read it as : "it's phenomenal being first"

[@avinashdash8938]

Threadripper

[@vedmainde]

Feels good to know we are achieving in each field of stem. My college has Para Bramha supercomputer, hoping to work with it.🤞

[@rajasen1319]

What clg you are in?

[@varunmittal3617]

@@rajasen1319 iisc probably

[@vedmainde]

@@varunmittal3617 no man iiser pune

[@rohitwankhede9153]

​@@vedmainde woah i wish i come there one day Its my 2nd pref after iisc banglore

[@sanjaypatil2532]

And what work will do on it ?! Execute your C++ assignments on it ? :)))

[@aakashjana6225]

As an FPGA engineer, this makes me really excited. The story of PARAM 8000 is quite inspiring. I think the country needs a movie to re-inspire the youth in engineering. To chase technology and not an overseas job.

[@RajitVikramSingh]

Forget about top 10 or even top 50 - if it is even on par with our current fastest super computer, it would be a gigantic achievement for India. Developing a homemade chip that can reach parity with chips from companies who've been doing this for decades would be nothing short of incredible. That too on the first try! 9:43

[@death_parade]

Bhaiya, the fact that it is an exascale supercomputer is itself enough to make my hair stand and give me goosebumps.

[@shashankdixit8949]

It is not on par buddy! It is comparable to supercomputers of 1950s of usa or Europe! Actually it is a little bit slower then then too! Frontier today has speed of more then 1200 petaflops it has speed of 9.5 petaflops! Now u can understand how slow this is

[@aashutoshagrawal5239]

So I recently visited the CDAC centre in bangalore and got to know about all these stuffs there its really fascinating for me to know that these supercomputers in future will be fully indigenous. guys there really doing the hard work which needed for this type of commitment.

[@meghkatkar2977]

It feels illegal to come here very early

[@araujo3498]

This is undercover cyber police...U r under arrest..

[@welwitschia3756]

you are under arrest 👮🏾‍♂️

[@rishabhrawat2548]

Bro India is the motherland of top CEOs so this thing only feels natural to me (it's just my perspective)

[@vishalsingh3432]

Hey Megh 🙏🙏🙏 This "Illegal" is the new "Normal" We are the ones who gave the world the Zero and now we are here to perfect the computer. Successful progress is in our DNA. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 Best Regards Brother.

[@farhanaf832]

We can boost scientific progress by processing data from Boinc distributed computing software 😅

[@PrajjalakChattopadhyay]

I have used 96 core intel xeon CPU in our institution (TIFR) to run a code (C with MPI). It was one of the best experiences in life.

[@subhajit1128]

Which institution bro?

[@PrajjalakChattopadhyay]

@@subhajit1128 TIFR Mumbai

[@GareebScientist]

nice nice, i assume dual socket 96 core right

[@PrajjalakChattopadhyay]

@@GareebScientist (32 Cores, 96GB RAM per node) × 3 nodes Actually there are 20 nodes (1 head node + 19 computing node) + 1 GPU node (NVIDIA Tesla V100).

[@imokay17890]

Pubg chalta hai ki nahi Main to soch raha hun kharidne ka

[@siddharth-gandhi]

Great information man! The only YTber I've seen that covers nerdy topics of Indian Science and Engineering! Any plans to make videos on Chip Design/Fab capabilities in India where govt has invested heavily recently?

[@GareebScientist]

soon hopefully

[@vaibhavsingh8122]

Best part he is also really good at it. He understands a lot of stuffs as well. Most of the time people who who are tech related channels don't actually know their stuffs, unlike him. He is also very good with space info. I don't know, I think i can call him "the best" tech/space channel in india.

[@abhayprasad5319]

@@GareebScientist where we stand compare to china in terms of supercomputer

[@maheshnaik8388]

I only remember a semi conducter complex in chandigarh? which was confined to fire and nothing was ever PTIed for news Reporters....................

[@Swapnilstarspace]

THE RENDERED CHIP LOOKS COOL , By the way ARM will also make the system more power efficient and faster with less operation cycles right.

[@GareebScientist]

In theory yes, but would also depends on software implementation

[@dk1Production]

@@GareebScientist sir make video on "how does work solid fuel booster " plz

[@jigsaw2281]

​@@GareebScientistParam sidhi supercomputer Rank 63 h world m ...

[@kunalvarjani]

Very happy for the country's future. But as you said unfortunately people only see records not the efforts and journey. Where we started and where we are. But it's also good that people are more interested in records it gives us more motivation to work hard and achieve more too.

[@GareebScientist]

fair

[@vish5798]

See every country puts efforts based on intellectual capacity and resource availability and funds. The reason in India we look at records is because we're one of the most populated country with largest economy and therefore it's an obvious expectation that we should score higher on those records list. How is it that countries smaller than us do wonders and we're behind. That irks! The where we started and where we are argument applies to all countries. They all at some point were nothing and few were also in trouble or were destroyed but they made it back to the top.

[@manofsan]

@@GareebScientist - Give us a dedicated video focused on *Param Shankh* - we want to hear more about it

[@vibhutisrivastava2789]

Right

[@anmolagrawal5358]

Didn't know about this project. Looking forward to Shankh's releases by C-DAC! I hope that boundaries are pushed here in India and we progress ever closer to being a world leader

[@subhajit1128]

I hope government has plans to fabricate these cpus in India as well. Then hamare jaise undergrads ka bhi bhala ho jaayega 🙂

[@shaktimangangadhar3638]

वीर तुम बढ़े चलो। धीर तुम बढ़े चलो। सामने पहाड़ हो सिंह की दहाड़ हो तुम निडर डरो नहीं तुम निडर डटो वहीं वीर तुम बढ़े चलो। धीर तुम बढ़े चलो। एक ध्वज लिये हुए एक प्रण किये हुए मातृ भूमि के लिये पितृ भूमि के लिये वीर तुम बढ़े चलो! धीर तुम बढ़े चलो! 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@subhajit1128]

@@shaktimangangadhar3638 (☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞

[@commieTerminator]

TSMC has a next level dominance which came with decades of research and experience. It's gonna be *very hard* for a new player especially with

[@ernestkhalimov9368]

not that easy.

[@Rohit-cj6eb]

Ha vo experience bando ko rakhege ya tere jaiso ko internship pe palege😂😂

[@pravarkala5562]

Awesome info. man!! It would be a Milestone in our supercomputing journey.

[@GareebScientist]

Yea a huge shift and mainly more compute available to scientists

[@nilanjandutta_]

people who have never achieved anything significant will always be the cynic instead of appreciating the progress... amazing video as always

[@GareebScientist]

Thank you, but I suffer from intense cynicism at times

[@JTST1234]

Cynic to achieve greater goal vs cynics to bring down someone. Some people and some communities belong to the second category

[@itsaayushpatel]

so true brother its very easy for common public to comment and compare on the achievement results but they don’t know the immense hard-work and time invested behind it but still we nerd engineers have utmost respect for every little achievement we are making in field of technology . Jai Hind Jai Bharat 🇮🇳

[@pratikpal5565]

I am glad we are now competing with Japan. I hope that we start fabricating chips in India soon

[@aritrabiswas7827]

You make a good point about indian populations obsession with scientific records. I guess it is still forward progress that at least a larger population is aware of scientific achievements, in whatever way it may be. However, especially with the absence of good PR from most Government scientific institutions it is our job as the scientific community to spread deep knowledge on indian scientist. You and your channel are playing a part, and I hope more youtubers start covering indian science and technology in depth

[@jimmatrix7244]

The obsession is actually induced, due to religious bashing by the so called Abrahamic religions.

[@anandsharma7430]

@@jimmatrix7244 I beg to differ. From a general knowledge of sociology (applied mass psychology) and history, it seems that we are so competitive because of the existing stratification of our society, due to which social mobility was earlier very limited, compounded by the extremely long British imperial occupation, which made maybe dozens of generations only dream of upward mobility. Now that things have opened up post independence, we are in a frenzy to obtain status and beat the rest of the group. It's a struggle between the burden of the caste system holding the majority of us back (except Brahmins) and the opportunity that is provided by capitalism and democracy to move up and show the people around us "I am awesome too, I deserve status and I arrived in life" as a reaction to forced inferiority leading to deep rooted emotional insecurity. In short, a society full of inferiority complex sufferers, suddenly given the tools to feel superior, unable to handle the transition in a confusion of conservative casteism and radical liberal freedom. Then there is the past decade of fanning national pride for questionable motives, always having an "other" or "enemy" to hate or overcome. China went through the same thing in the 90s and 00s, but since they actually prospered, now they are thinking way ahead, not competing with the West so to say in many fields, but competing with themselves. China does not have caste and misogyny to hold it back, and they have such brilliant leadership that they have moved far ahead of their developing nation status in just 3 decades. So, whereas India wants to be cooperative and yearns to send the first vyomonaut to the ISS soon, China has its own space station and has bypassed the ISS cooperation phase mostly by having its own independent space program. Traditionally, India's forte is meaningful intelligence and balance, not trying to be the best everywhere like expansionist powers (Europe, USA, China), but being wise, doing things only to the extent needed, in the fields needed. Wisdom over intelligence. We should continue doing that. We're supposed to be the spiritual civilisation, right? The ones that know what to do and what to not do.

[@ELIMENT-]

This super computer prosessor will be game changer for INDIA 🇮🇳 Just waiting for it ❤

[@mx6t9]

How?

[@ELIMENT-]

See if we developed this technology well we can provide it to other countries, and we know that whenever INDIA tries to built something it can be change the market because of affortable prices and quality tech, and rise in employment opportunities.....so i can say it would be the game changer. 🙄👍

[@vishwadewan8546]

50 lakh ke laptop me milega (ig)

[@thesenate8477]

​@@mx6t9supercomputers are used for various purposes especially for simulations in the area of high energy physics, etc. Nuclear weapons are designed validated and digitally tested using supercomputers as well and this is another area where the new CDAC computer can be used for national security purposes. High performance super computers are also extremely useful for weather pattern predictions, in the entire world only 4 meteorological agencies have supercomputers to predict weather pattern , them being US National Weather Service, some other 2 countries I forgot and our Indian Metrologist Survey

[@maheshnaikmaheshnaik6533]

Playing kabaddi and branding it as feetball...?!

[@user-jn7bq8wh1e]

U are absolutely correct bro.... We are concerned more about getting there 1st rather than getting it correct or getting it like no one else! And we have this mentality of appreciation only after a record is created... We never think of nurturing our talent and watching them grow... Instead of progress we create pressure! This will change in time...

[@ADITYA-qr6il]

Vande Bharat train walo baat dil ko chugai yaar 😢❤

[@_battameezpasta_FKU]

I expected this year ago 😢😢😢 Anyway very proud to hear this. Super stoked about Indian processors. Wanna use it in my gaming PC one day 😅😅😅😊😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉 Congratulations @CDAC

[@r.a.wscientists]

mind blowing indepth video ❤❤

[@crunkhunk6459]

Wahh ladke. 15 second pehle upload hua video aur tune poora dekh bhi kiya. Gajab topibaaz aadmi hai bey!

[@GareebScientist]

Na had shared with members early.

[@kinershah464]

I wonder if CDAC has any plans to manufacture processors and motherboards for commercial use like in embedded systems.

[@Kush_N_]

Mind-blowing Bhai Confusion mujhe bhi tha aap jaisa samjane wala koi nahi tha. Thank You

[@GareebScientist]

Arre waise kuch nahi. Thank you bhai

[@srb9596]

Wow, seriously didn't expect this coming 😯😲 Commendable job 👏👏👏 & great explanation 👍👍

[@raginisingh-dc7sv]

We should acknowledge our engineers for their great work❤

[@SciPhy_Anurag]

In depth explanation and information, thanks a lot Sir 🙏🏻

[@neerajcrespo]

your knowledge about computing itself is phenomenal. i am subscribed today. amazing again

[@ExTechArcade1556]

I agree and a very much better option for Indian it and technological achievements ❤❤❤. Thanks for your explanation 😄😊😊

[@rajendrapatidar3500]

Great info buddy just loved it

[@lakshmiravi2236]

Wonderful way ahead!

[@codingblaze4611]

It's great to know India is working on things like that.

[@curiouscognition1]

Excellent video, and the actual interest & enthusiasm bleeds through.

[@undivided_bharat]

Bhai mujhe bahot khushi hai ki humare desh me tum jaise minds bhi hai🇮🇳🧡

[@hyneckyt5052]

Wah kya knowledgeable Kitna hardworking karke ye video banate ho bhai... Salute and love from Kolkata♥️♥️♥️

[@harshgarg1448]

Dear gareeb scientist, I am an Indian who us deeply intrested in scientific advancement of India and have been following your videos for the same, the content you procide I dare say is some of the best on this platform. Thanks P.S. If you can, will you please recommend some unified source from where I can understand the history of India's scientific progress in many field, becoz as a layman, terms like RISAC doesn't ring a bell immediately and I have to comb through multiple sources to get the basics before truly understanding what this video is trying to convey. Anyways thanks agaun for your good work.

[@yugshende3]

Mast video. Had no idea so many computer components are being researched and developed in India.

[@AR-scorp]

This is awesome. I did not know that India is moving in such a direction in terms of Semis. Kudos to CDAC.

[@handyman7147]

Very informative and condensed. Thank you.

[@educationbox7570]

I am amazed to understand this much in-depth explanation. Thank you for providing the information on youtube..

[@ankursingh1962]

Please draw some picture on current quantum computing work in India. BTW nice video and thanks for sharing valuable insights on this topic.

[@OneAverageHuman]

Good video. Thank you.

[@djpardeepvats]

बहुत बढ़िया आपने अच्छे से बताया

[@Atomgaming007]

Grate knowledge sharing 👍🏻👍🏻

[@thehavenly9888]

your videos are super detailed explained. love them❤❤

[@xyzok4891]

thanks bro ye vande bhaarat vaale example dene ke liye .perspective mila naya

[@omdevs]

You are amazing! Thank you for this video!

[@ajaxjaiswal3442]

You are the best content creator, love your content. Keep up the good work👍✌️

[@abhiabhi5116]

Hey buddy very well presented video. Kudos for doing it in Hindi and for explaining various nuances :) keep it up! Subscribed

[@edgeeditpro4287]

After seeing this video I am proud to be a Indian also your word of explanetion is deffernt from other, Thanks...

[@NeelJ]

Proud to be ex-CDACian . 😊🙌🏻👍🏼

[@AnirbanKar4294]

thank you very much for the information

[@dhruv0503]

Very cool video CDAC📈

[@prabhakarmishra2182]

Your videos are very informative, thanks

[@sampleshawn5380]

Let's go India !!!!!!

[@laxmanrawat748]

Well said today people are crying that there's no track for maximum speed of VB. Tomorrow they will VB is not bullet train and after that they will say bullet train does not fly like planes.

[@MrRadeshreddy]

Nice video...can u suggest any Indian make CPU with own processor and mother..for our regular Desktop and laptops

[@AnilKumar-wm8uy]

Perfect Explanation Sir.... I felt u r scientists

[@swipekonme]

a very different down to earth mind blowing video, a true opener must watch video, god bless

[@pranavraval09]

Keep up the good work

[@RadhakrishnaSharma]

Lovely as always.

[@abkdmn_hex]

Man, I'm all hyped up. I hope these chips becomes available to general public.

[@shyansubhrabhattacharya5210]

Long awaiting for this videos

[@warrior90094]

Great informative and eye opening. thank you brother

[@SouravRockzYT]

Good to see arm based super computer in India. Hoping that in future India will implement it's own design like x86, x64, arm. But if we want to catch up performance of market, we also need to work on AI which can work on these CPUs. I hope in 20 years I can see India as one of the leader of cpu & fabrication. It's really challenging but we can do it. So, let's do it!

[@abhishekmeena6491]

SUper Com pu Tar ke Kon kon se PArt MAde is india honge ? ram,motherboard , cpu ,gpu or hard drives ???? kripa kar ke bataye .

[@chinmayjpai5444]

Superb video.

[@RTX4090TISLI]

What about io, does it has cxl and how many gen 5 lanes are ther on each cpu, is the io die is different from ccds

[@varunahlawat9013]

Such an honor having an exaflop supercomputer in our nation! But how does the performance per rack compares to tesla dojo rack? It seems to me that they're on whole another level of optimization...

[@user-lm2nc6hj7b]

bogus software professionals of india cannot produce an indigenous web browser and not a single OS. 🤣

[@varunahlawat9013]

@@user-lm2nc6hj7b bogus devs of any place can't(not just india), you seem so frustrated with India bro. Everything alright? If you need some money I can give u😂

[@sarthaksingh8863]

@@user-lm2nc6hj7b does bhikaristan even have engineer? or all of them are terrorist 🤣🤣. engineering ki baat tab karte hai jab 3vakt ki roti aur pene layak pani ho 🤣🤣🤣.

[@RealKing213]

It crazy and i am super excited

[@SarbjeetJohal]

Love the way you explain the nuance of engineering...

[@krishnaprabud3340]

Will be great if these processors can be enabled for Commercial Retail use. End to end ecosystem with open sourced well tested OS, drivers, software and peripherals ecosystem like Raspberry pi System on board will go a long way in commercializing these. And I think CDAC is not fully leveraging this commercial opportunity. And CDAC is great in CPU driven scientific computing, but the world is moving at breakneck pace in AI which requires multi GPUs in a single box plus the fast interconnects (not sure if the interconnects tech by CDAC can be reused here) - and mainly support for Tensor flow like NVIDIA's CUDA drivers. DRDO and all other labs will greatly benefit with this indegenous capability in AI

[@inducxion]

Damn dude, India is progressing like a champ, I'm jealous of you hard working people, and here we are in Bangladesh, just loitering around

[@GareebScientist]

Your time will also come Bro, its a function of time

[@inducxion]

@@GareebScientist really hope so

[@ArghyadeepPal]

@@inducxion Amra India te just shuru holam, we still have miles to go

[@ankitranjan3985]

Good job 👍👌👍👌

[@rudraofficial592]

There are few things I need to emphasize here . A workable hardware ecosystem for desktop, laptop , mobile and other is what we need along with our own os, daily needs like office suite, pdf editors, video maker,remote meeting suits etc ..we are spending too much on these nowadays. The financial pinch is getting hotter and hotter each day.

[@ManishSaxena01]

Pure excellence!!! Garib scientist... You are superb! Many thanks for all the information you are imparting.

[@utkarshkeshari188]

great mind boggling............

[@queenrao17]

Vande Bharat wali baat Super awesome thi...Logo ka rona toh rahega hi🥰🥰

[@AmitYadav-hz1yk]

very informative ......💯🔥

[@pappurajpagare1153]

Superb👌

[@AtulKumar-qk5qo]

bhai seriously..utna gyaan nahi hai in sabka bt jis tarah samjhaya hai...maza aa gaya.

[@letslooksomething]

At least we are trying to make these types of initiatives in super computer processors. Great job done by our Engineers.

[@chiragagarwal2185]

Such a beautiful and positive scientific mind you have brother. Keep it up!

[@badrii07]

I had my training in cdac Bengaluru, I saw Param Padma which was around 1 Tera flop, the first India's supercomputer. Great to see the fastest SP of the world by CDAC in HF.

[@951sht]

Ek saal pehle hame CDAC ka trip mila tha. Baaki saare bol rahe the kya Almirah laga rakhi Hai, aur muze sirf dekhke hi maze aa rahe the wo Supercomputers. India ke students ko bhi abtak bahut sikhna Baaki Hai.

[@dark_knight400]

Very interesting explanation and interesting information 👌👌👌

[@Chahaman_Harshit_00]

Rising विश्वगुरू 🇮🇳🙏🙏🚩

[@roopesht]

Awesome!

[@karmathefirst1945]

RISC ke bare me thora aur batao. status kya hai? aur hum kitna dur hai ek proper 7 nm processor se jo ki mobiles me lag sake aur hum kabtak modern snadragon ya mediatek processor jaisi chips bana sakenge (rough estimate)?

[@yugalsharma13]

Great analysis 🎉

[@princefriendship]

This should be made available in the market.

[@nijilraj6536]

hail India

[@jasonsoloman4169]

Good start. This is how local and independent production starts.

[@vishalsingh3432]

Nice video... Subscribed

[@shindersamra4020]

India should build it own processors for computers and industrial machines etc.

[@himanshuparmar2688]

Can you tell me if this process is for calculation, Pattern finding or Data Transfer?

[@naitikmaheshwari]

You are amazing gareeb scientist Bhaiya 🔥🔥

[@amarjeetpanesar4220]

Excellent development

[@shishirkumarsky]

Gajab yaar