China has 2000+ research and development centers .
India has 216 research and development center with unskilled people .
Now tell me how we can expect that we will manage all things like developed countries .
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West Bengal Tourism • 26d
West Bengal has experienced strong economic growth surpassing national average growth rate of 7.32% to grow at 10.5% in 2024-25 fiscal.
Your brain consumes 20 W of power. A single GPU consumes a kilowatt. A data center has tens of thousands of them, and is still not as powerful as your brain. Chew on that before you say AGI is imminent.
~ Pedro Domingos
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Siddhant Soni
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UPI has revolutionised the payment scenerio in India and indeed UPI involved complex tech and India is also giving this technology to other countries like Ghana.
So my question is that, why countries like USA, Japan and other European countries are s
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Ruhon Borah
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As i told you guys…. The work has started… please stay tune for this medial family …. ✔️
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🇮🇳 India has become the leader in IPOs for 2024, surpassing China and the US - Financial Times.
🏆 Top countries by number of IPOs —
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2️⃣ USA — 226
3️⃣ South Korea — 117
4️⃣ China — 84
🌏 It’s highly likely tha
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China Builds AI Chatbot Trained On Xi Jinping's Thoughts: Here’s All That It Can Do
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