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EDUtech Asia: Uniting Education Leaders for a Digital Future - Vimarsana News

EDUtech Asia: Uniting Education Leaders for a Digital Future

EDUtech Asia: Uniting Education Leaders for a Digital Future

Q-CTRL and Quad Investors Network Partner on Diverse Quantum Workforces in Australia and US  - High-Performance Computing News Analysis - Vimarsana News

Q-CTRL and Quad Investors Network Partner on Diverse Quantum Workforces in Australia and US  - High-Performance Computing News Analysis

WASHINGTON, DC , October 25, 2023 – Quantum computing company Q-CTRL has announced a partnership with the Quad Investors Network (QUIN) to deliver quantum [...]

European Defence Agency report predicts multi-domain operations, new tech and robots to dominate beyond 2040 - Vimarsana News

European Defence Agency report predicts multi-domain operations, new tech and robots to dominate beyond 2040

Future defence forces will face a range of challenges beyond the metal, silicon chips and microprocessors that currently threaten national security and defence.

Armed forces equipped with advanced weaponry, drones & UAVs: Jitendra Singh - Vimarsana News

Armed forces equipped with advanced weaponry, drones & UAVs: Jitendra Singh

Minister of State Science and Technology Jitendra Singh on Sunday said that the country is armed with state-of-the-art technology in the defence sector.He said that unlike in the past, the armed forces now are equipped with advanced weaponry ...

Revolutionary atomic sensor redefines radio wave antenna - Vimarsana News

Revolutionary atomic sensor redefines radio wave antenna

Dunedin, New Zealand (SPX) Oct 18, 2023 - Physicists at the University of Otago have broken new ground by employing a glass bulb filled with atomic vapor to develop a novel type of antenna for radio waves. The research project was spearhead