With no access to modern technologies at scale, Russia badly needs high-performance computing for basically everything to keep its economics, and, well, war machine running. One of the ways it might seek to obtain compute performance is to develop its own HPC platforms, and this is apparently what Russian companies are doing, according to CNews. The source report talks of a 128-core processor platform and a platform around it.
Roselectronics, part of the Rostec state corporation, has developed a new software and hardware complex named Basis for high-performance computing and cloud services. This development relies entirely on domestic technologies and is designed by the Scientific Research Center for Electronic Computing (SRCEC), a part of Roselectronics.
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