Shubham Sharma is a technology reporter with a focus on data and AI. He has written for various publications including VentureBeat, Dainik Jagran, and Tech News Tube. Shubham's work has been featured in The Economic Times, CNN-News18, and other notable platforms.
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Shubham Sharma's coverage mainly revolves around AI, data analytics, and technology. He often includes expert commentary and announcements in his articles. Based on this pattern of coverage, he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches related to the latest advancements or innovations in artificial intelligence, particularly generative AI and its applications.
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With this chip, Ubitium hopes it will be able to replace dedicated processors for specialized computing tasks at the edge, like NPUs for AI.
By: Navin Kumar Chandra, Shubham Sharma, Saptarshi Basu
The aerodynamic breakup of a polymeric droplet in the bag breakup regime is investigated experimentally and compared with the result of the Newtonian droplet. To understand the effect of liquid elasticity, the Weber number is kept fixed ( ≈ 1 5) while the elasticity number is varied in the range of ∼ 1 0 − 4 – 1 0 − 2. Experiments are performed by allowing a liquid droplet to fall in a horizontal, continuously flowing air stream. It is observed that the initial deformation dynamics of a polymeric droplet is similar to the Newtonian droplet. However, in the later stages, the actual fragmentation of liquid mass is resisted by the presence of polymers. Depending upon the liquid elasticity, fragmentation can be completely inhibited in the timescale of experimental observation. We provide a framework to study this problem, identify the stages where the role of liquid elasticity can be neglected and where it must be considered, and finally, establish a criterion that governs the occurrence or the absence of fragmentation in a specified time period.
By: Shubham Sharma
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Unveiled at Google’s I/O developer conference, Veo is Google DeepMind’s response to competitors like Runway’s Gen-3 and OpenAI's Sora.
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Multiple enterprises are using Databricks' synthetic data API, seeing a significant time reduction to improve agent quality and deployment.
JUST a year before the showdown between the Marathas and the Durranis seemed inevitable at the Third Battle of Panipat, a pack of Brahmins belonging to the
A new book by Dhirendra K. Jha on M.S. Gowalkar, showing the man behind a carefully constructed image by the Hindutva ‘machine'.
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