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At NDTV World Summit, Zepto CEO Aadit Palicha Shares Story Behind Dropping Out Of Stanford To Build Company
Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra were students at Stanford University, California, studying Computer Sciences when they dropped out of college and chose to build a ten-minute-delivery startup which is now valued at $5 billion
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Watch: Sam Altman's Reaction When Stanford Students Surprised Him With Birthday Song
Sam Altman dropped out of Stanford University degree in computer science to start a company in 2005.
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AI-Powered Eyepiece Seeks To Improve How Humans Talk
If ChatGPT can help you write an essay or devise a meal plan, could it perhaps help you converse with other humans? That's what 22-year-old Stanford University computer science student Bryan Chiang was wondering earlier this year.
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Who Is Twitter's New CEO Parag Agrawal?
Parag Agrawal has been named Jack Dorsey’s successor to lead Twitter. Agrawal is an Indian-origin tech executive who joined Twitter in 2011 and became the CTO of the company in 2017. Agrawal is a Stanford University and IIT Bombay alumnus.
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Brain Computer Interface Turns Mental Handwriting Into Text on Screen, Could Help People With Paralysis
A team of researchers at Stanford University have, for the first time, decoded brain activity related to writing by hand. To further explore this, the researchers collaborated with a participant with paralysis who had sensors implanted in his brain. The team then used an algorithm that identified the letters the participant imagined and attempted t...
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Infosys Prize 2020: Harvard, Stanford, MIT, IISc Scholars Among Winners
Infosys Prize 2020: The prize is awarded for contributions in Engineering and Computer Science, Humanities, Life Sciences, Mathematical Sciences, Physical Sciences and Social Sciences.
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How You Can Help Fight COVID-19 With This Global Open Source Tool
With the coronavirus outbreak, Folding@Home comes as a platform that will allow people across the world to play their part in helping scientists speed up their research by lending computing power from their personal computers to researchers.
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New 3D Chip Combines Computing, Data Storage
"The new 3D computer architecture provides dense and fine-grained integration of computing and data storage, drastically overcoming the bottleneck from moving data between chips."
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Researchers Declare New Breakthroughs in Quantum Computing Research
In a paper published in Nature Physics, Kevin Fischer, a graduate student in the Vuckovic lab, describes how the laser-electron processes can be exploited within such a quantum dot to control the input and output of light.
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Formula to Take Perfect Selfies
A computer science doctoral candidate at the Stanford University has developed a formula for taking the perfect selfie using artificial intelligence (AI).
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Facebook Messenger Code Tips Friend-to-Friend Payments Are Coming Soon
A Stanford computer science graduate claims to have uncovered evidence of a money transfer system in the Facebook Messenger iOS app.
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Baidu Hires Former Google Artificial Intelligence Chief Andrew Ng
A former Stanford University computer science professor, Ng co-founded Coursera, an online learning startup, after he left Google.
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Four Indian Americans win top science and maths awards in US
Four Indian American professors are among the 13 mathematicians, theoretical physicists and theoretical computer scientists who have won 2013 Simons Investigators awards.
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Recognise the rights of differently-abled children, says UN report
Kartik Sawhney can't stop smiling. He's just scored 96% in Class 12 exams of the Central Board, topping the category of differently-abled students. And now he is all set to go to the Stanford University in the US on a full scholarship to pursue his computer science degree.
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At NDTV World Summit, Zepto CEO Aadit Palicha Shares Story Behind Dropping Out Of Stanford To Build Company
Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra were students at Stanford University, California, studying Computer Sciences when they dropped out of college and chose to build a ten-minute-delivery startup which is now valued at $5 billion
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Watch: Sam Altman's Reaction When Stanford Students Surprised Him With Birthday Song
Sam Altman dropped out of Stanford University degree in computer science to start a company in 2005.
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AI-Powered Eyepiece Seeks To Improve How Humans Talk
If ChatGPT can help you write an essay or devise a meal plan, could it perhaps help you converse with other humans? That's what 22-year-old Stanford University computer science student Bryan Chiang was wondering earlier this year.
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Who Is Twitter's New CEO Parag Agrawal?
Parag Agrawal has been named Jack Dorsey’s successor to lead Twitter. Agrawal is an Indian-origin tech executive who joined Twitter in 2011 and became the CTO of the company in 2017. Agrawal is a Stanford University and IIT Bombay alumnus.
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Brain Computer Interface Turns Mental Handwriting Into Text on Screen, Could Help People With Paralysis
A team of researchers at Stanford University have, for the first time, decoded brain activity related to writing by hand. To further explore this, the researchers collaborated with a participant with paralysis who had sensors implanted in his brain. The team then used an algorithm that identified the letters the participant imagined and attempted t...
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Infosys Prize 2020: Harvard, Stanford, MIT, IISc Scholars Among Winners
Infosys Prize 2020: The prize is awarded for contributions in Engineering and Computer Science, Humanities, Life Sciences, Mathematical Sciences, Physical Sciences and Social Sciences.
-
How You Can Help Fight COVID-19 With This Global Open Source Tool
With the coronavirus outbreak, Folding@Home comes as a platform that will allow people across the world to play their part in helping scientists speed up their research by lending computing power from their personal computers to researchers.
-
New 3D Chip Combines Computing, Data Storage
"The new 3D computer architecture provides dense and fine-grained integration of computing and data storage, drastically overcoming the bottleneck from moving data between chips."
-
Researchers Declare New Breakthroughs in Quantum Computing Research
In a paper published in Nature Physics, Kevin Fischer, a graduate student in the Vuckovic lab, describes how the laser-electron processes can be exploited within such a quantum dot to control the input and output of light.
-
Formula to Take Perfect Selfies
A computer science doctoral candidate at the Stanford University has developed a formula for taking the perfect selfie using artificial intelligence (AI).
-
Facebook Messenger Code Tips Friend-to-Friend Payments Are Coming Soon
A Stanford computer science graduate claims to have uncovered evidence of a money transfer system in the Facebook Messenger iOS app.
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Baidu Hires Former Google Artificial Intelligence Chief Andrew Ng
A former Stanford University computer science professor, Ng co-founded Coursera, an online learning startup, after he left Google.
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Four Indian Americans win top science and maths awards in US
Four Indian American professors are among the 13 mathematicians, theoretical physicists and theoretical computer scientists who have won 2013 Simons Investigators awards.
-
Recognise the rights of differently-abled children, says UN report
Kartik Sawhney can't stop smiling. He's just scored 96% in Class 12 exams of the Central Board, topping the category of differently-abled students. And now he is all set to go to the Stanford University in the US on a full scholarship to pursue his computer science degree.
