Computer Science And It

ChatGPT: Driving the world berserk?

Or has the world seen things like this before?

Quantum computing: Progress amidst hype

A recent study by McKinsey reports on the skill gap for quantum computing, with one in five jobs unfilled, and a likely 50 per cent gap in the required global talent pool by 2025

Mphasis extends grant to Ashoka University with Rs 18 crore in funds

Makerspace will be a collaborative workspace for making, learning, exploring, and sharing using high-tech to no-tech tools, which will enable the ideation of tech-enabled solution-centric startups

R-CAT: Global firms Oracle, Cisco involvement in Rajasthan govt's IT push

According to the official, over 80 training programmes are being run in R-CAT

Infosys Science Foundation names winners of 14th Prize in six categories

The Infosys Prize focuses on the achievements of the recipients and awards them for their contributions to science and research impacting India

India's investments in AI to cross $880 mn by 2023: NASSCOM report

The global artificial intelligence investments have doubled in the last year, but India's share in global AI investment remains at 1.5%, the NASSCOM report said

IIT Madras startup sets Guinness record for upskilling people in Python

Beating the previous record by 50 times, IIT Madras-incubated startup GUVI and All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has set the Guinness world record in upskilling Indians in Python programming language. They set the record for "most numbers of users to take a programming lesson in 24 hours".As many as 1,12,319 people participated in the 'AI-for-India' Initiative organized on April 24-25, 2021 by GUVI and AICTE which primary aim to reach out one million Indians and upskill them in the Python programme language."More than six lakh users across 28 states registered for their highly anticipated AI-For-India event and around 1.12 lakh users completed building the face recognition app in the online workshop," SP Balamurugan, Co-Founder & CEO, GUVI told ANI.Participants from various backgrounds like school kids, high school students, college graduates, job seekers, and experienced IT and non-IT professionals took part in the event."Students and working professionals from .

Joining IT sector in 2020? These are the skills you will need to excel

The NITI Aayog, in a report, has listed IT sector fields that will face huge shortage of professionals in the next few years