Employees of the Sobolev Institute of Mathematics (part of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences) in Novosibirsk have launched a powerful supercomputer called "Sergey Godunov."
The computing equipment, named after the outstanding Soviet mathematician Sergey Godunov, who worked at the Russian Academy of Sciences, will create special mathematical models. With their help, scientists will be able to predict epidemics, environmental, and economic crises.
The supercomputer was created using grant funds received as part of the national project "Science and Universities."
This year, we received grant funds — more than 40 million rubles to update the instrument base. With these funds, we plan to increase the power of the supercomputer
It is expected that in 2024, the power of "Sergey Godunov" will increase to 120.4 Teraflops. The supercomputer is built on the basis of computing nodes, each of which is equipped with two 3rd generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors. Its current performance is 54.4 Teraflops.
Earlier, MAI launched the second building of its supercomputer, now its total performance has reached 380 Teraflops. A supercomputer also appeared at Moscow State University, the project has been under development since 2020.
