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Recently, ‘Quantum Materials’ has evolved as a powerful umbrella concept. It has gained popularity across varied scientific and engineering domains– ranging from condensed matter and cold atom physics to materials science and quantum computing. Two upcoming publications have greatly signified this evolving concept of quantum materials. In both articles, researchers have outlined a strategy for…
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Representation learning is a machine learning (ML) method that trains a model to discover prominent features. It may apply to a wide range of downstream tasks– including Natural Language Processing (BERT and ALBERT) and picture analysis and classification (Inception layers and SimCLR). Last year, researchers developed a baseline for comparing speech representations and a new,…
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Starting as a small local enterprise in 1927, Volvo has grown into a major player in the commercial transport and infrastructure solutions market. In May last year, Volvo announced choosing Luminar to supply lidar sensors for its next-generation XC90. The SUV will come with state-of-the-art sensors, including LiDAR technology and an autonomous driving computer powered…
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A wealth of biological data has fueled the ability of scientists and healthcare researchers to utilise powerful computational methods to uncover insights. High-performance computer systems and domain-specific software frameworks are balancing out this digital biology revolution. Two of the world’s most powerful supercomputers, based on the NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD standard architecture- NVIDIA’s Cambridge-1 and Recursion’s…
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A wealth of biological data has fueled the ability of scientists and healthcare researchers to utilise powerful computational methods to uncover insights. High-performance computer systems and domain-specific software frameworks are balancing out this digital biology revolution. Two of the world’s most powerful supercomputers, based on the NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD standard architecture- NVIDIA’s Cambridge-1 and Recursion’s…
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Autonomous technology is growing at an incredible rate. Recently researchers at MIT developed a single deep neural network (DNN) to power autonomous vehicles on NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Pegasus. Vehicle manufacturer Volkswagen which is on a mission to manufacture EVs, is now working to bring self-driving technologies to global markets. According to media reports, Chief Executive…
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NVIDIA recently announced that it was creating the first AI-on-5G Open Innovation Lab in partnership with Google Cloud. It is intended to assist industry players and AI software partners with developing, testing, and adopting solutions to help improve city infrastructure, factories, and other 5G and AI applications. The labs will enable enterprises to use the …
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Simulation enables engineers to prototype rapidly and with minimal human effort. In robotics, physics simulations provide a secure and low-cost virtual playground for robots to gain physical skills through Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL). However, simulations use hand-derived physics that will have difficulty adapting when tested on real hardware. This challenge is termed the “sim-to-real gap”…
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Advancements in quantum computing have increased the expectation for its future influence in real-world applications. However, how will quantum computers impact machine learning? Significant efforts are being undertaken to examine the use of quantum computing in machine learning, as it might provide a quantum edge in the NISQ era. Furthermore, the application of enhancement techniques…
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The World Health Organization (WHO) recently issued its first global report on artificial intelligence in healthcare and six guiding principles for its design and use. The report titled ‘Ethics and governance of artificial intelligence for health’ has been published after two years of consultations held by a panel of international experts appointed by WHO. According…
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