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Indian learners are giving more importance to AI and machine learning courses: Coursera - Vimarsana News

Indian learners are giving more importance to AI and machine learning courses: Coursera

Indian learners on the online learning platform Coursera are showing a strong interest in developing skills related to artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. They are over-indexing in courses on artificial neural networks, applied machine learning, and machine learning algorithms. Other popular areas of interest among Indian learners include data visualization software, blockchain, supply chain systems, and software architecture.

iTWire - SAS and PERSOWN drive lifesaving insights to reduce COVID spread, improve global health - Vimarsana News

iTWire - SAS and PERSOWN drive lifesaving insights to reduce COVID spread, improve global health

Company News: The partnership combines PERSOWN instant diagnostic test data with SAS artificial intelligence and data visualisation software to help a...

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JOBS BOOST FOR ABERDEEN BASED SOFTWARE COMPANY FOLLOWING $5M CONTRACT WINS - Vimarsana News

JOBS BOOST FOR ABERDEEN BASED SOFTWARE COMPANY FOLLOWING $5M CONTRACT WINS

Aberdeen headquartered software company ZynQ 360 are set to increase their headcount significantly following a series of global contract awards totalling in excess of $5m. With regional offices in Houston (Texas), and Perth (WA), the multiple contracts will be delivered across the USA, UK and Wes...

Jobs boost for Aberdeen software firm after £3.6m global contract wins - Vimarsana News

Jobs boost for Aberdeen software firm after £3.6m global contract wins

An Aberdeen software firm is to expand its headcount after landing a series of global contracts worth more than £3.6 million.