The 7 Biggest Technology Trends In 2020 Everyone Must Get Ready For Now

We are amidst the 4th Industrial Revolution, and technology is evolving faster than ever. Companies and individuals that don't keep up with some of the major tech trends run the risk of being left behind. Understanding the key trends will allow people and businesses to prepare and grasp the opportunities. As a business and technology futurist, it is my job to look ahead and identify the most important trends. In this article, I share with you the seven most imminent trends everyone should get ready for in 2020.

Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/bernardmarr/2019/09/30/the-7-biggest-technology-trends-in-2020-everyone-must-get-ready-for-now/#740f03802261

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.

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

Studying STEM Isn’t The Career Boost We Think

For some understandable yet deeply misguided reasons, a defining majority of our country’s discourse has focused on the financial outcomes of college – the blindingly narrow “return on investment.”

Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/dereknewton/2019/09/29/studying-stem-isnt-the-career-boost-we-think/#6ef0c3bb2539

IITs have a plan: Weak students to exit in 3 years with BSc in engineering

The proposal is on the agenda of the IIT Council meeting called Friday, The Indian Express has learned. The Council, headed by the Human Resource Development Minister, is the highest decision-making body of all the 23 institutes.

Source: https://indianexpress.com/article/education/iits-have-a-plan-weak-students-to-exit-in-3-years-with-bsc-in-engineering-6029521/

IIIT researchers simplify cancer diagnosis, prognosis

IIIT researchers simplify cancer diagnosis, prognosis

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Infosys 3rd best regarded company in world: Forbes

For the first time in recent years, an Indian company is amo ..

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AICTE to take up patent rights for on-campus inventions issue with commerce ministry

AICTE to take up patent rights for on-campus inventions issue with commerce ministry

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