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Wisconsin Technology Council: Investor, lawyer Joe Hildebrandt is 2022 inductee to Tech Council's 'Investor Hall of Fame' - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin Technology Council: Investor, lawyer Joe Hildebrandt is 2022 inductee to Tech Council's 'Investor Hall of Fame'

MADISON, Wis. – Joe Hildebrandt, who has invested in more than 80 private companies and co-founded two Wisconsin early stage funds, will be inducted into the

UW-Madison Computer Sciences Students Organize and Run BadgerHacks! - Vimarsana News

UW-Madison Computer Sciences Students Organize and Run BadgerHacks!

Deepak Ramalingam On January 21 at 6 a.m.,125 people across the country and the world put their heads down and dove into three full days of coding. They were participating in BadgerHacks, a hackathon organized by three UW-Madison Computer Sciences freshmen and entirely run by UW-Madison students with the support of their advisor, Dr. Hobbes Legault. When the 72 hours were up, 35 valid projects were submitted, and five winning teams were chosen. Participants could create their own individual project or work on a team of up to four people. The winning projects ranged from topics such as early d...

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Assistant Professor Swamit Tannu joins UW-Madison Computer Sciences to teach Computer Architecture and Quantum Computing - Vimarsana News

Assistant Professor Swamit Tannu joins UW-Madison Computer Sciences to teach Computer Architecture and Quantum Computing

Posted on Swamit Tannu, new assistant professor specializing in computer architecture and quantum computing, joins UW-Madison Computer Sciences from Georgia Tech, where he completed his PhD. His research focuses on “architecture and compilation techniques to mitigate hardware error to enable quantum computers that can solve practical problems,” such as designing better drugs, more efficient batteries, and inexpensive fertilizers. Tannu was attracted to UW-Madison CS in part because the first digital computer in Wisconsin was built here – and in 2021 the first quantum computer in W...

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