According to the new market research report "Quantum Computing Market by Offering (Systems and Consulting Solutions), End-User Industry, and Geography; QCaaS Market by Application (Optimization, Machine Learning, and Material Simulation) and Geography - Global Forecast to 2024", published by MarketsandMarkets, the Quantum Computing Market is expected to grow from USD 93 million by 2019 to USD 283 million by 2024; it is estimated at a CAGR of 24.9%. Whereas, the market for QCaaS is expected to grow from USD 4 million by 2019 to USD 13 million by 2024 at a CAGR of 26.8%. The need for robust computing that has the potential to overcome complexities involved in cancer-specific drug discovery and in evaluating portfolio risk is a major factor contributing to the market growth. Quantum computing is used for material simulation in various industries, such as healthcare, automotive, entertainment, banking and finance, and defense. Companies such as D-Wave Systems Inc. (Canada), 1QB Information Technologies Inc. (Canada), and QxBranch, LLC (US) are working toward providing a platform to enhance the availability, usability, and accessibility of quantum computers in the material simulation applications.

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Just as we saw a huge influx of images in the past decade or so, we are now seeing a lot of videos being produced on social media. The need to understand and moderate videos using machine learning has never been greater.

Nuance Communications, Inc. (NasdaqGS:NUAN) has named the board of directors for its automotive spin-off company, Cerence Inc. Arun Sarin, former CEO of Vodafone, will be appointed Cerence Chairman of the Board when the spin-off is completed on October 1, 2019. Also named to the board is Sanjay Dhawan, who previously served as president of the Connected Services Division and chief technology officer of Harman Industries International since 2015. According to the press release, "Dhawan brings a deep understanding of AI and machine learning applications, with a focus on developing solutions at the intersection of devices, sensors, cloud solutions and data integration". "For Cerence's future Board of Directors, we have assembled a group of highly talented leaders who bring a variety of meaningful, deep talent and expertise. As Nuance prepares to spin the automotive business into Cerence, the extensive knowledge, unique insights, and proven success of this board will serve Cerence and its shareholders well and will be integral to the company's bright future."

We live in an era of too much information -- an endless stream of status updates, memes, reposts, infographics, quotes and hashtags roll daily through our social media feeds, meant to express viewpoints, drum up solidarity, provide information, change minds or cause controversy. Problem is, the average online browser/social media user doesn't have the time or wherewithal to investigate the legitimacy or provenance of everything that shows up on their feeds. And it is this vulnerability that less scrupulous content generators exploit to spread misinformation, with results that can range from a little egg-on-face embarrassment to downright life-changing or potentially deadly consequences. For UC Santa Barbara computer scientist William Wang, this chaotic morass is fertile grounds for exploration. Wang believes that deep learning techniques, when deployed on the text and hyperlink network of online posts and news articles, can help us with some of the critical thinking heavy lifting.

When it comes to pure, cutting the cord TVs, Amazon's Fire TV Edition paved new ground in 2018. It was low-priced and aimed at folks who were happy ditching cable, plugging in an antenna and using the set to watch Internet programming. Vizio's new V436-61, just out, goes even further. It does all of that, and more. Instead of just being able to use voice commands via the Amazon Alexa assistant, Vizio lets you use Apple's Siri and the Google Assistant as well.

Two things appear to be repetitively accurate about emerging technologies. First, content production studios often set unrealistic expectations on what's possible and what isn't with new devices and systems. Second, innovators of all types are doing their best to catch up with fiction and sometimes have to remind everybody that what's onscreen can be misleading. Remember the movie'Tomorrowland' starring George Clooney and a whiz kid in a futuristic city? The film was memorable because it gave us a utopian vision of the future.

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