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2024 Global innovation index

 

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Quantum Computing​

Quantum Mechanics as a branch of physics began with a set of scientific discoveries in the late 19th Century and has been in active development ever since. Most people will point to the 1980s as the start of physicists actively looking at computing with quantum systems.

1982: History of quantum computing starts with Richard Feynman lectures on the potential advantages of computing with quantum systems.

1985: David Deutsch publishes the idea of a “universal quantum computer”

1994: Peter Shor presents an algorithm that can efficiently find the factors of large numbers, significantly outperforming the best classical algorithm and theoretically putting the underpinning of modern encryption at risk (referred to now as Shor’s algorithm).

1996: Lov Grover presents an algorithm for quantum computers that would be more efficient for searching databases (referred to now as Grove’s search algorithm)

1996: Seth Lloyd proposes a quantum algorithm which can simulate quantum-mechanical systems

1999: D-Wave Systems founded by Geordie Rose

2000: Eddie Farhi at MIT develops idea for adiabatic quantum computing

2001: IBM and Stanford University publish the first implementation of Shor’s algorithm, factoring 15 into its prime factors on a 7-qubit processor.

2010: D-Wave One: first commercial quantum computer released (annealer)

2016: IBM makes quantum computing available on IBM Cloud

2019: Google claims the achievement of quantum supremacy. Quantum Supremacy was termed by John Preskill in 2012 to describe when quantum systems could perform tasks surpassing those in the classical world.



China only copies and recieves tech transfers the so called innovations are most of the time reshuffle tech transfers and a lot of plagiarism and fake research


A 21-year-old Mexican faces another tedious day of confinement in his apartment in Riverside, California, waiting to obtain a Green Card, the residency card that will allow him to study, look for work or obtain a driver’s license in the United States.
Fast forward to today, and Mr Munoz, now 28, is the co-founder of the largest US-owned manufacturer of commercial drones.

The business, 3D Robotics, is expected to enjoy sales of $50m (£33m) this year.

The Mexican immigrant who set up a global drone firm

How Mexican immigrant Jordi Munoz set up the largest US-based drone manufacturer, a company called 3D Robotics.

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Adán Ramirez, a young Mexican biotechnologist, discovered in algae a possible solution to both problems. His company, GreenFluidies, generates intelligent solar panels made with microalgae and nano fluids that generate oxygen and energy while absorbing carbon dioxide through solar radiation. This initiative merits him as a winner in the Latin American Innovators Under 35 from The MIT Technology Review LATAM edition.

Adán Ramírez | Innovators Under 35

Our annual list of the young dreamers, tinkerers, and innovators that are creating technology’s future.

www.innovatorsunder35.com

Artificial intelligence & robotics​

David Trejo​

Neuromorphic chips promise to amplify the capabilities in the computer sector

Argentina

David Trejo | Innovators Under 35

Our annual list of the young dreamers, tinkerers, and innovators that are creating technology’s future.

www.innovatorsunder35.com

 

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Adán Ramirez, a young Mexican biotechnologist, discovered in algae a possible solution to both problems. His company, GreenFluidies, generates intelligent solar panels made with microalgae and nano fluids that generate oxygen and energy while absorbing carbon dioxide through solar radiation. This initiative merits him as a winner in the Latin American Innovators Under 35 from The MIT Technology Review LATAM edition.
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Adán Ramírez | Innovators Under 35

Our annual list of the young dreamers, tinkerers, and innovators that are creating technology’s future.

www.innovatorsunder35.com

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Artificial intelligence & robotics​

David Trejo​

Neuromorphic chips promise to amplify the capabilities in the computer sector

Argentina

David Trejo | Innovators Under 35

Our annual list of the young dreamers, tinkerers, and innovators that are creating technology’s future.

www.innovatorsunder35.com

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We are talking about national level.

 

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These inventions alone should rank India on par or exceed China.

Researchers built a molecular film that stores 16,384 states — and used it to create an analog computer that works like a brain

Classical computing has 2 possible states. Quantum computing has 16, with four qubits. This one has 16,384 possible states, moving us from binary to hexadecimal milia.

www.tomshardware.com

Dr. Jitendra Singh announces soft launch of India’s First Indigenous Antibiotic, Nafithromycin, to Combat Drug Resistance

In a ground breaking step for India’s biotechnology sector, Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh today

pib.gov.in

 

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Quantum has 16 states, India made something with 16,384 states.

 

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To prove its capabilities, the research team used the chip to recreate the ‘Pillars of Creation’ using raw James Webb Space Telescope data. The original image was created using NASA’s Pleiades supercomputer, which had a theoretical peak of 608.83 GFlop/s and a power rating of 2,090 kW. However, with their neuromorphic accelerator paired with a desktop computer, they could output the same image at a fraction of the time and energy required.

 

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By the way


5G coverage by country

 

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Why individuals, this is China econimic related thread, stop wasting forum resource!!

We are talking about national level.

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innovation is not a paper, innovation means Make new comes from NOVA ;Latin for new.

China has not innovated but modified, it is mostly evolutionary technology. ,same technology that has been modified.

Used as propaganda since China never acknowledges copying and it is a lot of propaganda by CCP.

China leads in area the des-industrialization of Western companies by setting plants and allowing manufacturing be done there and not in western countries with forced tech transfers.

Same is happening in Mexico, but I will not say we lead because Mexico does not ask forced technology transfers and later claim we did all. we copy get it but we like any nation have ultra smart people.


Safran Aircraft Engines inaugurates a new assembly line at its Querétaro plant, supporting the production of the CFM LEAP engine and generating 150 new jobs. This step reinforces its commitment to Mexico and its leadership in the aerospace industry.
Safran Aircraft Engines, a global leader in the manufacture of aeronautical engines, inaugurated a new assembly line at its plant in Querétaro, Mexico, as part of an ambitious expansion. The event was chaired by Alejandro Cardona Seemann, President of Safran Mexico, and Marcial Suárez, General Manager of the plant, together with important personalities such as Marcelo Ebrard, Secretary of Economy; Marco del Prete Tercero, Secretary of Sustainable Development of the State of Querétaro; and Delphine Borione, Ambassador of France in Mexico.
The CFM LEAP engine, one of the most successful on the market, will be the protagonist of this new stage, with the final assembly of fans and turbines. This expansion will generate 150 new jobs, bringing Safran Aircraft Engines Mexico (SAEM) to a total of 650 employees and an infrastructure of 26,000 square meters, including an additional 4,300 meters of operating space.

In addition, the plant in Querétaro is consolidated as the first final assembly site for engines for single-aisle commercial aircraft in Mexico, a milestone in the industry that reinforces Mexico's strategic position in the global aeronautical supply chain.

Jean-Paul Alary, CEO of Safran Aircraft Engines, highlighted the importance of this expansion at the Farnborough Airshow: “Mexico will position itself among the few countries capable of covering the entire engine life cycle, from parts manufacturing to maintenance and testing.”

With more than 34 years of operation in Mexico and nearly 14,000 employees in 18 facilities, Safran continues to consolidate its position as the main employer in the Mexican aerospace industry. The new assembly line in Querétaro not only strengthens the company's production capacity, but also the competitiveness and future of the aerospace industry in the region.

» Safran Aircraft Engines expande su presencia en Querétaro

lideresmexicanos.com

Why the French set the plant in Mexico? simple we do respect IP and we do not ask tech transfers we are suppliers by true capitalistic policies.


China remains behind in areas the West has noy allowed tech transfers like Jet engines and Chip design

 

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Some joked, “It’s like a father giving birth to a son, but the son ends up giving birth to the father—that’s a first!” Others weren’t as kind, with one blogger bluntly stating, “The Mate70’s design is absolutely horrendous.” Critics added, “It’s all about copying appearances without focusing on core functionality. A company doing this is just about surface-level gimmicks, not real innovation.”


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I used to work in a foreign company，you know as a salesman，a director of the sales in department，but not anymore.I'm 37 years old this year.I have no wife no house,no money.I'm also in debt,nowadays I just make aliving by doing all kinds of part time jobs,see sometimes even being a delivery guy,it's not so stable.