Delhivery Truck to enter Dalal Street soon
GST evasion: Over 200 companies under lens after data mining
Modi leads bid to create awareness on central schemes
Mike Morris, CEO at Topcoder, said the platform will launch quantum computing challenges in the next 12 months. It is a new way of thinking a new dimension of trying to solve problems (and) take advantage of quantum computing technologies, he told ET in an interview. We are going to start running some challenges to get people familiar with the concepts.
TAC Security launches AI based cyber risk management platform ESOF
Former board gets pass marks in Fortiss self-examination
TCS France growing in double digits
Copyright © 2018 Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. All rights reserved. For reprint rights:Times Syndication Service
Infosys denies US SEC probe, says has sufficient time to file key documents
Topcoders get a quantum challenge from Wipros coding market
Wipro removes Trump from its risk factors
You can switch off notifications anytime using browser settings.
Morris likened the initiative to the time when there was a war on multicode chips 10-15 years ago that opened up new ways of programme algorithms. When multi-code chip war was happening, AMD and Intel were running challenges on Topcoder. I think the same thing is going to happen on quantum computing, he said.
Your Reason has been Reported to the admin.
BENGALURU:Topcoder, a crowdsourcing marketplace for developers, plans to start administeringcoding challengesin quantum computing to build algorithms in the emerging area, its chief executive has said.
Choose your reason below and click on the Report button. This will alert our moderators to take action
CSS Corp sees a bright spot with Manish Tandon
Blackstone, Brookfield, Ascendas in race to buy Chennai IT Park
The plan comes in the wake of growing interest among global corporations to build quantum computing systems to crunch data faster, or create algorithms for cryptography and cyber security to protect digital assets.
What will Belgium be if its winning in the World Cup?
India concerned over taxation on IT firms by Australia
HCL acquires H&D International Group to get a foothold in Germany
0CommentsRead more onTopCoderWiproAppiriocoding challengesMike MorrisAlso Read
After SE, Made-in-India iPhone 6s set to hit a store near you soon
Accenture raises years revenue forecast to 10 per cent
Ad: Forge Of Empires – Free Online Game
TechGig Code Gladiators 2018 Celebrates Indias Might in Coding; Felicitates Indias Top Coders
Increasingly, enterprises globally are hosting their critical applications on the cloud to enable their workers access data on the go. In India, many companies have become early adopters of cloud partly due to high investments involved in maintaining local IT infrastructure.
HCL acquires H&D International Group to get a foothold in Germany
Increasingly, enterprises globally are hosting their critical applications on the cloud to enable their workers access data on the go.
Topcoder, which became aWiprocompany after Indias third-largest IT services company acquiredAppirio, throws up challenges to freelance coders to develop software applications and algorithms for data analytics. It has 1.2 million developers, coders and data scientists located across the world, solving complex problems of organisations such as IBM, GE, and Harvard Medical School.
ITeS
Larsen & Toubro Infotech opens global delivery center in Johannesburg
Topcoders get a quantum challenge from Wipros coding market
Waiting for lift-off: inside carmakers flirtation with solar
Unleash the power of SIP – Invest in Mutual funds
TCS France growing in double digits
Businesses use crowdsourcing platforms to get software applications developed faster and at competitive prices. Freelance software engineers work on challenges posed by businesses for solutions such as app development, data analytics, and algorithms, and receive prize money, which could vary from $1000 to $10,000.
Blackstone, Brookfield, Ascendas in race to buy Chennai IT Park
Superbugs have designs on India. Our preparation is inadequate.
Wipro removes Trump from its risk factors
Rahul blames PM for spike in money in Swiss banks
Get instant notifications from Economic Times