Sarkar, in his inaugural speech, said it would boost advance researching in different fields and help making some predictions of flood and other calamities and help the administration to take some remedial measures.
C-DAC's executive director Hemant Darbari, said earlier such a super computer was installed in IIT-Guwahati in the North-East and it was the second one which would help in mobilising indigenous human and technical resources in a bid to attain technological competency.
Darbari said C-DAC has taken an initiative to install this type of super computer in all the premier technical institutes like IITs and NITs of the country.
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