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IBM, Institutions in India Join Hands to Develop Quantum Computing Skilling in India
Although quantum computing is a popular buzzword, one fact that’s often understated is that as this new branch of computing develops, skilled expertise will be critical in making the most of this opportunity. IBM India and top-tier institutions in India are collaborating to skill the youth in quantum computing. Gadgets 360 caught up with stakehol...
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Indian-American CEOs Welcome Donald Trump's Apprenticeship Programme
Indian-American business leaders Indra Nooyi of PepsiCo and Ajay Banga of MasterCard along with India's IT major Wipro today joined scores of US companies in welcoming US President Donald Trump's ambitious apprenticeship programme aimed at developing job-related skills among the workforce.
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India Takes Up H-1B Visa Issue With US After Trump's Executive Order
Taking up the case of Indian IT companies and professionals, Mr Jaitley told Ross about the contribution of highly skilled Indians in the economic development of the United States and India.
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Infosys Says Impact On Margins Depends On Trump Immigration Policy
Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka said local hiring is good and that the IT company is also working towards developing computer science education and talent among both students and adults to address challenges like skills gap in the US.
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India Produces Most School Pupils With Coding Skills: Report
The number of school students with coding skills in India is much higher than in the US, says a report.
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US to Help Provide Skills Training to 400 Million Indians
In a boost to India's ambitious skill development programme, the United States will collaborate with it on a number of education-related projects to help the country achieve its goal of providing such training to 400 million people in the next decade.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Statement Prior To His Departure For USA
"I see the United States as a vital partner for our national development, drawing especially on the rich possibilities of partnership in education, skills, research, technology and innovation - and, above all, a shared commitment to human values."
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IBM, Institutions in India Join Hands to Develop Quantum Computing Skilling in India
Although quantum computing is a popular buzzword, one fact that’s often understated is that as this new branch of computing develops, skilled expertise will be critical in making the most of this opportunity. IBM India and top-tier institutions in India are collaborating to skill the youth in quantum computing. Gadgets 360 caught up with stakehol...
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Indian-American CEOs Welcome Donald Trump's Apprenticeship Programme
Indian-American business leaders Indra Nooyi of PepsiCo and Ajay Banga of MasterCard along with India's IT major Wipro today joined scores of US companies in welcoming US President Donald Trump's ambitious apprenticeship programme aimed at developing job-related skills among the workforce.
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India Takes Up H-1B Visa Issue With US After Trump's Executive Order
Taking up the case of Indian IT companies and professionals, Mr Jaitley told Ross about the contribution of highly skilled Indians in the economic development of the United States and India.
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Infosys Says Impact On Margins Depends On Trump Immigration Policy
Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka said local hiring is good and that the IT company is also working towards developing computer science education and talent among both students and adults to address challenges like skills gap in the US.
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India Produces Most School Pupils With Coding Skills: Report
The number of school students with coding skills in India is much higher than in the US, says a report.
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US to Help Provide Skills Training to 400 Million Indians
In a boost to India's ambitious skill development programme, the United States will collaborate with it on a number of education-related projects to help the country achieve its goal of providing such training to 400 million people in the next decade.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Statement Prior To His Departure For USA
"I see the United States as a vital partner for our national development, drawing especially on the rich possibilities of partnership in education, skills, research, technology and innovation - and, above all, a shared commitment to human values."
