The Samsung Innovation Lab at IIT-Guwahati will train students on the Internet of Things (IoT), Embedded Systems, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, helping them learn industry-relevant skills and making them job-ready.--Press Release--.“I sincerely feel that Samsung Digital Academy Programme at IIT -Guwahati would increasingly help Assam to emerge as a key player in the development of next-generation technology ecosystems and help the state in becoming a potential destination for skill development mission from a digital perspective. The Samsung Innovation Lab at IIT-Guwahati will research areas such as Pervasive Computing, Artificial Intelligence/ Machine Learning, IoT, Embedded Systems.  

More Samsung Innovation Labs are expected to come in the future.Samsung Digital Academy is Samsung’s corporate social initiative that aims to bridge the digital divide and proficiency gaps in the country by skilling students on cutting-edge technology.The curriculum at the Samsung Innovation Lab at IIT-Guwahati will include the Internet of Things (IoT), embedded systems, artificial intelligence and machine learning.Samsung India today inaugurated the Samsung Digital Academy at IIT-Guwahati, thereby strengthening its commitment towards the government’s Skill India mission and also bolstering the Digital India initiative.“At Samsung, we aim to foster a culture of innovation amongst the students and provide them with the best possible infrastructure. Through this partnership with IIT-Guwahati, the academy targets to train over 300 students in the next three years on these cutting edge technologies.  

I further hope that the collaboration between Samsung and IIT-Guwahati in rolling out this skill initiative will play a crucial role in helping the government develop sustainable employment options in the state,” said hon Korea plugs Chief Minister of Assam, Shri Sarbananda Sonowal. Extensive tutorials and approach documents will also be provided to students to facilitate practical exercises. The current focus of the labs is on activities such as collaborative research with Samsung and course/training offered by Samsung.Samsung has so far set up five Samsung Innovation Labs in IIT-Delhi, IIT-Kanpur, IIT-Hyderabad, IIT-Kharagpur and IIT-Roorkee as part of its Samsung Digital Academy program. The course will be taught over 14 weeks # through classroom lectures, assignments and lab room sessions, self-study and mini-projects. We are confident that Samsung Innovation Lab, which is part of our citizenship initiatives, will help students leverage the growing digital technologies market and develop their talent,” said Pieter Rhee, Corporate Vice President, Samsung India.

In December last year, Japan Italy power cables Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission said Toshiba should be slapped with a record 7.Nikkei said the loss was related to a valuation dispute over Westinghouse Electric's purchase from Chicago Bridge & Iron of a US nuclear service company.In an intensive overhaul, Toshiba has been shedding businesses and announced the sale of its medical devices unit to camera and office equipment maker Canon.With the restructuring efforts, Toshiba positioned the nuclear and chip businesses as core activities, but a huge loss in the nuclear arm may force further measures including capital injection, NHK and other reports said.

The company is expected to report a roughly 100 billion yen (850 million) one-time loss for the fiscal year ending March 2017, the leading business daily Nikkei reported, while public broadcaster NHK and the mass-circulation Yomiuri newspaper said the figure could go up to 500 billion yen.In May, Toshiba appointed a new president to steer the vast conglomerate past the scandal.Toshiba currently expects an annual net profit of 145 billion yen, up 45 percent from an earlier estimate, on sales of 5. linked to the purchase", Toshiba said in a statement following the reports...4 trillion yen.In March # this year, the company said its US units were cooperating with US authorities over alleged accounting irregularities.27 percent lower at 388. Jiji Press and other local media carried similar reports.Tokyo: Shares in Toshiba dived more than 12 percent Tuesday on reports it is likely to record a huge special loss related to a US subsidiary's acquisition of a nuclear power service company. Westinghouse and seller Chicago Bridge & Iron have turned to an independent accountant to resolve a dispute over a difference in asset valuation, Toshiba said.  

A once-proud pillar of corporate Japan, Toshiba has been besieged by problems, most notably a profit-padding scandal in which bosses for years systematically pushed subordinates to cover up weak financial results.3 percent.Japan's national pension fund, the world's biggest, said in June this year it was suing Toshiba over the scandal that slashed the value of its stock in the company.Toshiba shares traded 12.37 billion yen fine over the profit-padding scheme that hammered its reputation..The Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) wants more than 9 million in damages to cover losses linked to some of its investment in Toshiba, and that figure may grow."Currently we are studying a loss of some 100 billion yen.70 yen at the break, paring an earlier loss of as much as 16.