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The supercomputer has 17680 CPU cores and 44 GPUs, and will help researchers solve large-scale problems in AI, big data analytics, cryptography, security, and smart infrastructure. The supercomputing facility is expected to accelerate the R&D activities in multidisciplinary domains of computational and data sciences. It will provide large-scale computing power to the user community of IIT Kharagpur and neighbouring academic and R&D institutes. IT JOBS MAY SHIFT TO INDIA AMIDST UKRAINE WAR Staffing firms such as Randstad, Xpheno, and CIEL HR predict that India might see a temporary shift of IT jobs from Ukraine due to the ongoing war. Xpheno predicts about 10,000 jobs may move to India over the next quarter, but with high potential for a rollback once conditions in Ukraine return to normal. India should only expect short-term job movements. 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