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Northeastern University Launches “Pop-Up Classrooms” Using Data Analytics to Design Short-Format Coursesedit
Prior to joining NTENT, Dr. Baeza-Yates served as Vice President of Research at Yahoo Labs in charge of many worldwide sites including Barcelona, Haifa, and London as well as teams in San Francisco and Silicon Valley. He is a co-author of the best-selling textbook, Modern Information Retrieval, and he is also a fellow of both the ACM and IEEE, the main professional associations in computing.
IEEEIndustry News: Information and Communications
India Advances With Its Innovation Cultureedit
This budget has provided a major boost to “Digital India” in its attempt to make ‘innovation culture’ in India mainstream and has created a unique window to generate entrepreneurial opportunities for its vast young population
Artificial IntelligenceIoTDealing with digital: Age, hierarchical mindsets are a key challenge for HRedit
Organisations are responding to the advent of digital in a world that is experiencing change at an exponential speed
AIIoTWorkplaceIs your vendor being honest about AI?edit
New technologies generate new buzzwords. Cloud, fabric, bitcoin, blockchain, containers, microservices, and so on. Artificial intelligence (AI) as a technology and term has been around for decades, but only recently seems buzzworthy. Unfortunately, some vendors are associating the buzzword with their products without having any real AI.
Artificial IntelligenceMachine intelligence addresses increasing network complexityedit
The complex reality of today’s telecommunications systems will only accelerate further with the introduction of 5G, IoT and ongoing industry digitalization. Machine intelligence, using machine learning and other AI technologies, is vital to handling this complexity with more efficiency.
AIMachine IntelligenceMachine LearningIndustry News: Future of Mobility
New Auto Policy To Be Industry-Friendly, Flexible And Foolproof: Anant Geeteedit
Close on the heels of Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari making a U-Turn on EV policy, Anant Gangaram Geete, Minister for Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises, Government of India said, “It is the Government’s endeavor to make the New Auto Policy industry-friendly. We are trying to make a foolproof policy, to ensure the success of Make in India.”
AutomobileElectric VehiclesPolicyElectrification of public transportedit
By Jyoti Mukul
Malawi in the south-eastern edge of the African continent is one of the poorest countries in the world with per capita GDP of $1134. Following long spells of no rain, the country’s water reservoir level dropped so low around the end of 2017 that power supply even to its 10 per cent of the population, which had electricity, became difficult. The reason: 98 per cent of its electricity comes from hydropower.
Electric VehiclesTransportationIndustry News: Education
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Dependence On Imported Energy Needs To Be Reducededit
Considering the growing energy requirements of India, special attention must be given to techniques developed in the country so that dependence on importing energy is reduced. Solar energy, atomic energy and biomass can prove important towards meeting this aim.
Renewable EnergySolar power’s gap yearedit
By R Sree Ram
Solar power is facing wind energy’s predicament, though for different reasons. Solar capacity additions this year are estimated to drop 22% to 7.5 gigawatts (GW), forecasts Mercom Capital Group Llc, a clean energy communications firm. One GW equals 1,000 megawatts. In 2017, the sector added 9.6GW, a record. “The lower forecast is underpinned by a smaller pipeline of projects scheduled for commissioning in the coming year.
Solar Energy