Tuesday, October 1, 2019

ACTIVE USERS OF THE LIRC SEPTEMBER 2019


ACTIVE USERS OF THE LIRC
(1st September to 30th September 2019)
 All the below Active Users are eligible for one extra library card for the month of October 2019


Sr. No.
Member
No of Transaction
1
CLETUS AGNELLO DSOUZA
22
2
MASCARENHAS RACHEL NOEL JACINTA
20
3
D'SOUZA JOYAL PREETHAM LAWRENCE CLERA
20
4
ANDHALE SHREYA VILAS URMILA
20
5
MELVIN YOHANNAN MARIAMMA YOHANNAN
19
6
NELKIN ELDHO
18
7
CHAUHAN DEEPAK DINANATH SHEELA
16
8
BHATNAGAR RISHABH SUSHIL RITU BHATNAGAR
16
9
BHATT KEDAR NIMESH YAMINI
16
10
SHOBHAN AKSHAY GIRIDHARAN HEMA
16
11
NADAR AKHIL SUKUMARAN SREEJA
16
12
GAIKWAD NEITRIK JAGANNATH JYOSTNA
16
13
GHOSH SUPRIYO SHANKAR KEYA
16
14
SAHU MADHUSHREE DAMBARUDHAR SONALI
16


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Researchers Develop A New Chip That Could Bridge The Gap Between Classical And Quantum Computing

Quantum Computers are highly powerful machines that process information at a subatomic level. But, the quantum computers that we have today do not have the advanced capabilities needed in a real quantum computer. To that end, researchers have now developed a hardware aimed at bridging the gap between real advanced quantum computers and the standard computers. This hardware has been created for a “probabilistic” computer called p-bits that performs a calculation comparable to that of a real quantum computer.

Read more at:
https://in.mashable.com/tech/7230/researchers-develop-a-new-chip-that-could-bridge-the-gap-between-classical-and-quantum-computing

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