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Andhra University plans Centres of Excellence in quantum technology, AI and semiconductors
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Andhra University plans Centres of Excellence in quantum technology, AI and semiconductors

Andhra University has announced plans to establish Centres of Excellence in quantum technology, AI systems, and semiconductors, according to Vice-Chancellor G.P. Raja Sekhar. This announcement was made during the inauguration of the three-day international conference on Quantum-Enhanced Sustainable Technologies for AI Systems (QUEST-AI) in Visakhapatnam. The conference brought together experts from various universities and institutions, including IIT Tirupati, Osaka University, and Federation University. Discussions highlighted the importance of integrating quantum computing with classical computing, the role of data centers in AI development, and the need for sustainable energy solutions. Participants emphasized collaboration between academia, industry, and governments to foster innovation in emerging technologies.

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Andhra University plans Centres of Excellence in quantum technology, AI and semiconductors

Andhra University has announced plans to establish Centres of Excellence in quantum technology, AI systems, and semiconductors, according to Vice-Chancellor G.P. Raja Sekhar. This announcement was made during the inauguration of the three-day international conference on Quantum-Enhanced Sustainable Technologies for AI Systems (QUEST-AI) in Visakhapatnam. The conference brought together experts from various universities and institutions, including IIT Tirupati, Osaka University, and Federation University. Discussions highlighted the importance of integrating quantum computing with classical computing, the role of data centers in AI development, and the need for sustainable energy solutions. Participants emphasized collaboration between academia, industry, and governments to foster innovation in emerging technologies.

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