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You must know about this Bangalore based Quantum computer focused AI startup QpiAI🚀 is planning to become major hardware player in quantum computing by 2035. a 10 years long vision. ➡️QpiAI is working on software and hardware both and there Unnat

It's huge for quantum computing - Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has announced ⬇️( Quantum computing is the next big thing after AI) ➡️the world’s first quantum chip powered by a new Topological Core architecture that it expects will realize quantum co

AI Race, the new olympics for Start-ups! ➡️ Alibaba slashed prices on its AI chatbot Tongyi Qianwen by up to 97% in China, igniting a price war with Baidu and ByteDance. ➡️ India’s government initially demanded AI services get approval before laun

This Bangalore based Quantum computing startUp 🚀Qπ AI has released a picture of their 25-qubit quantum computer( QTπ AI), which is built in India by a Startup 💥This is what India's DeepTech is capable of and beyond. It uses superconducting qubits

crazy news 2/10 Google Willow is the latest breakthrough in quantum computing from Google, designed to be the fastest quantum chip to date. It features 105 qubits and utilizes innovative error-correction techniques that significantly enhance reliabi

Imagine a social media app where texting is replaced with voice messages that disappear—no typing, no chat history, just fun, effortless voice interactions with AI-powered filters. Does this sound like something you'd use? Why or why not?

Just take a look into India's🇮🇳 Quantum computer development which is the next big thing after AI👇 National Quantum Mission (NQM) approved by the Union Cabinet on April 19, 2023, with a budget allocation of approximately ₹6,000 ( $726 million 💵

Piyush Goyal recently said that to compete with China, we must focus more on innovation — especially in AI and automation. Let’s ground this with a quick reality check of India’s current economic and employment landscape: Employment Distribution (A

Don't you think AI is overrated in the present startup ecosystem? Literally it's AI in everything. But, Why? AI in health care is fine, but what to do with AI in connecting people based on interests and AI in social media? I mean what's the need? In

Flipkart co-founder Binny Bansal has committed Rs 70 crore to set up the Binny Bansal Institute for Inventing the Future (IIF) at Mohali-based Plaksha University. The newly-launched institute will focus on artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, a