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OpenEuroLLM Project Announces Development of Open-Source Multilingual AI Models
OpenEuroLLM Project, a European alliance tasked with developing open-source artificial intelligence (AI) models, was announced on Monday. The project is backed by the European Commission, which has also awarded it the Strategic Technologies for Europe Platform (STEP) Seal, recognising it as a critical technology project. The group aims to develop a...
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SAIC Mobility And Momenta To Start Public Trials Of Robotaxi Service In Shanghai
The two firms are testing 20 robotaxi vehicles in Shanghai's Jiading district to further gauge their viability for commercial use in a trial that will expand to a second Chinese city next year.
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SAIC Mobility And Momenta To Start Public Trials Of Robotaxi Service In Shanghai
The two firms are testing 20 robotaxi vehicles in Shanghai's Jiading district to further gauge their viability for commercial use in a trial that will expand to a second Chinese city next year.
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No Removal Of 'Free Services' For Customers, Banks Clarify
Banks looking at its commercial and operational costs would constantly examine and revise charges as the case may be, according to the Indian Banks' Association (IBA).
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Drone Draft Regulations Released, Include Civil and Commercial Use
The draft regulations - arrived at after discussions with stakeholders - would be placed in the public domain for a month to seek comments and suggestions.
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Officials To Declare Clear Dealings With NGOs Before Taking Up Employment
Top government officers need to declare clear service records particularly with respect to integrity and dealings with non-government organisations before taking up commercial employment post their retirement, as per new rules formed by the government.
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Tourists Shut Out by 100-Day Strike at UK's National Gallery
A strike that has kept parts of the National Gallery in London shut for months passed the 100-day mark today, causing confusion among some visitors to one of Britain's premier cultural attractions.
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Staff Go on Indefinite Strike at London's National Gallery
Hundreds of staff at London's National Gallery today began an indefinite strike, the latest in a series of walkouts to protest at the outsourcing of some services to the private sector.
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It Can Wait. The Powerful Ad That Tells You To Keep Your Eyes On The Road.
A heart-stopping public service advisory by American communications company AT&T is winning rave reviews and scorching the charts on video-sharing sites worldwide.
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Microsoft to Roll Out Commercial Cloud Services, Says Satya Nadella
Microsoft will offer commercial cloud services to form local data centres in India by the end of 2015 which would accelerate public and hybrid cloud adoption significantly, Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, said in Delhi on Tuesday.
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Seaplane Service Begins on August 25 Between Mumbai-Lonavala
The first commercial flight of the much-awaited seaplane services will take off for Pawana dam in Lonavala from here on August 25, Maharashtra Tourism and Public Works Minister Chhagan Bhujbal announced today.
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India to launch domestic satellite navigation network
IRNSS will provide commercial and public navigational services such as helping with disaster management as well as movements of India's military.
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Bharat bandh: in Mumbai, public transport, dabbawalas work as usual
India's financial sector was crippled on Wednesday as all banks, insurance companies and commercial establishments in Mumbai remained shut on the first of the two-day nationwide strike, organisers said.
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Tamil Nadu to face massive power cuts
Faced with acute power shortage of around 4,000 MW and the wrath of public for long power cuts, the Tamil Nadu power utility on Saturday announced 40 per cent power cut for all industrial and commercial users, two-hour cuts in Chennai city and suburbs and four hours for other rural and urban areas from Monday onwards.
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Tax officials depriving Karnataka of Rs 758 crore
Negligence of officials in the Commercial Tax department has deprived the state of Rs 758 crore since 1999. The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of the Karnataka Legislature has recommended action against these officials who have allegedly failed to collect tax arrears from individuals and traders stating that the defaulters were absconding.
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OpenEuroLLM Project Announces Development of Open-Source Multilingual AI Models
OpenEuroLLM Project, a European alliance tasked with developing open-source artificial intelligence (AI) models, was announced on Monday. The project is backed by the European Commission, which has also awarded it the Strategic Technologies for Europe Platform (STEP) Seal, recognising it as a critical technology project. The group aims to develop a...
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SAIC Mobility And Momenta To Start Public Trials Of Robotaxi Service In Shanghai
The two firms are testing 20 robotaxi vehicles in Shanghai's Jiading district to further gauge their viability for commercial use in a trial that will expand to a second Chinese city next year.
-
SAIC Mobility And Momenta To Start Public Trials Of Robotaxi Service In Shanghai
The two firms are testing 20 robotaxi vehicles in Shanghai's Jiading district to further gauge their viability for commercial use in a trial that will expand to a second Chinese city next year.
-
No Removal Of 'Free Services' For Customers, Banks Clarify
Banks looking at its commercial and operational costs would constantly examine and revise charges as the case may be, according to the Indian Banks' Association (IBA).
-
Drone Draft Regulations Released, Include Civil and Commercial Use
The draft regulations - arrived at after discussions with stakeholders - would be placed in the public domain for a month to seek comments and suggestions.
-
Officials To Declare Clear Dealings With NGOs Before Taking Up Employment
Top government officers need to declare clear service records particularly with respect to integrity and dealings with non-government organisations before taking up commercial employment post their retirement, as per new rules formed by the government.
-
Tourists Shut Out by 100-Day Strike at UK's National Gallery
A strike that has kept parts of the National Gallery in London shut for months passed the 100-day mark today, causing confusion among some visitors to one of Britain's premier cultural attractions.
-
Staff Go on Indefinite Strike at London's National Gallery
Hundreds of staff at London's National Gallery today began an indefinite strike, the latest in a series of walkouts to protest at the outsourcing of some services to the private sector.
-
It Can Wait. The Powerful Ad That Tells You To Keep Your Eyes On The Road.
A heart-stopping public service advisory by American communications company AT&T is winning rave reviews and scorching the charts on video-sharing sites worldwide.
-
Microsoft to Roll Out Commercial Cloud Services, Says Satya Nadella
Microsoft will offer commercial cloud services to form local data centres in India by the end of 2015 which would accelerate public and hybrid cloud adoption significantly, Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, said in Delhi on Tuesday.
-
Seaplane Service Begins on August 25 Between Mumbai-Lonavala
The first commercial flight of the much-awaited seaplane services will take off for Pawana dam in Lonavala from here on August 25, Maharashtra Tourism and Public Works Minister Chhagan Bhujbal announced today.
-
India to launch domestic satellite navigation network
IRNSS will provide commercial and public navigational services such as helping with disaster management as well as movements of India's military.
-
Bharat bandh: in Mumbai, public transport, dabbawalas work as usual
India's financial sector was crippled on Wednesday as all banks, insurance companies and commercial establishments in Mumbai remained shut on the first of the two-day nationwide strike, organisers said.
-
Tamil Nadu to face massive power cuts
Faced with acute power shortage of around 4,000 MW and the wrath of public for long power cuts, the Tamil Nadu power utility on Saturday announced 40 per cent power cut for all industrial and commercial users, two-hour cuts in Chennai city and suburbs and four hours for other rural and urban areas from Monday onwards.
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Tax officials depriving Karnataka of Rs 758 crore
Negligence of officials in the Commercial Tax department has deprived the state of Rs 758 crore since 1999. The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of the Karnataka Legislature has recommended action against these officials who have allegedly failed to collect tax arrears from individuals and traders stating that the defaulters were absconding.
