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Three chip designers sold their company and started over to build India's commercial quantum computer

Tech

23/07/2026Résumé IA

Three chip designers sold their company and started over to build India's commercial quantum computer

Three semiconductor veterans, Sujoy Chakravarty, Ravi Mehta, and Biman Chattopadhyay, founded Quanfluence in Bengaluru, India, to build one of the country's first commercial quantum computers after selling their previous company. They focused on photonic quantum computing, attracting experts and commercializing cloud access for enterprise customers.

IIIT-Bangalore Graduates 316 Students, Sees Record Placement Package

IIIT-Bangalore's 26th convocation saw 316 students graduate, with one Integrated M.Tech. student securing a record Rs 1.5 crore annual package. The event also celebrated academic achievements and the institute's growing alumni network.

Times of India

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Guangdong Launches Lifelong Learning Week, Showcasing Achievements and Digital Platform

En développement

Education·13/06/2026Résumé IA

Guangdong Launches Lifelong Learning Week, Showcasing Achievements and Digital Platform

Guangdong Province launched its 2026 Lifelong Learning Week in Guangzhou, honoring "People's Learning Stars" and "Lifelong Learning Brand Projects." A new digital platform for lifelong learning was also unveiled, featuring over 600 courses and nearly 250,000 registered users. The province also made strides in cross-border educational recognition with Hong Kong.

529 Plans Expanded for Lifelong Learning and Career Changes

New rules allow 529 savings plans to fund lifelong education, including career training, certifications, and K-12 expenses, beyond traditional college costs. The changes, part of the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act,' offer tax-free growth and withdrawals for a wider range of qualified educational programs.

CNBC

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