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IBM Quantum announces Eagle Quantum Processor, breaks 100 Qubit Barrier

IBM Quantum has recently announced its latest Quantum Processor its 127 Qubit Quantum Processor Eagle. IBM has become the first company to create a commercial 100+ Qubit Quantum Processor. The company has also announced its plans to launch Osprey, a 433 Qubit Quantum Processor by 2022 and Condor a 1121 Qubit Quantum Processor by 2024. …

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OpenAI Codex Challenge: Partner with Codex to win Competition

OpenAI is an Artificial Intelligence Research company that was founded by, among other people, Elon Musk. And yesterday, they created history when it demonstrated Codex- a first-of-its-class Neural Network that can convert plain English into a programming language. And it would definitely be an understatement to say that people are amazed and still in awe …

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Top 3 most used Pytorch Ecosystem Libraries you should Know about

Pytorch is an open-source machine learning library based on Chainer and Torch by Facebook AI Research(FAIR). The library was first released in 2016 and has since then become one of the most used libraries for training deep neural networks. It has established a duopoly along with its competitor Tensorflow, which is an open-source project by …

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Kaggle Launches 30 Days of ML Challenge for Machine Learning Beginners

Kaggle, which was acquired by Google in 2017, is an online community of data scientists and Machine Learning Practitioners. Kaggle allows users to compete in various Machine Learning Challenges, publish datasets, hold discussions, run code on the cloud and publish it. Recently, it has also added some courses for beginners to facilitate learning on the …

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Use Machine Learning to Detect Gravitational Waves and Win!

History was made on 14th September 2015 when the first direct observation of Gravitational Waves was made. The gravitational wave originated from the merger of two black holes and was detected by the LIGO gravitational wave detectors in Livingston and Hanford. Since then, Gravitational Waves have been recorded and analyzed to detect and study mergers …

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Nvidia bets big on Data Processing Unit- Unveils BlueField 3, BlueField 4

The time for BlueField has come. Jensen Huang, Founder and CEO, Nvidia on BlueField Data Processing Unit Nvidia’s GPU Technology Conference(GTC) 2020 featured a new, first-of-its-kind chip that went by the name BlueField Data Processing Unit or BlueField DPU. It was the world’s first data centre infrastructure on a chip designed specifically for enterprise cloud …

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Building a Convolutional Neural Network from Scratch using Keras

Convolutional Neural Networks, or CNN, as they are better known, are widely used nowadays for a variety of tasks ranging from Natural Language Processing(NLP) to Computer Vision tasks such as Image Classification and Semantic Segmentation. In this blog post, we will be building our own Convolutional Neural Network from Scratch using the Keras library. Keras …

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