#qcaa

[fr0gg13b413]

2023.10.30| monday

d-4 till chem exams, satisfied in the sense that ik what i have to do, and so far it is all very logical and making sense... so, planned to crash out u3 completely tmr, then i can start on u4 (hopefully before wednesday), then some legal revision before that external (d-3, thursday). all in all v pleased with how the study is going. 5 external exams left, we got this :>> my productivity is boosted under stress when it's external and not internalised over performance or perfectionism, so with home responsibilities being higher atm it's been v pleasant to study.

[ayaashryver]

anyone else using papas games to numb the pain of studying for externals?

[aroacesigma]

any aussie mutuals know whos in charge of the qcaa curriculum? i want to shoot myself in front of them 😁

[aroacesigma]

HI kai!! how've you been!? i ve been wanting to ta;k to u but i get mega anxiety like theres some kind of evil little man in. my head but i digress . im baking cookies right now and i was wondering waht ur fav thing to bake is? i like making cinnamon scrolls but theyre a bit of a hassle tbh.. ANYWAY anyway hope youve had a nice day??

AYYYY ive been ehhhh but pretty good today! hbu mate hows it going? hope ur days been good :)

cookies sound fucking good oh my god...honestly cookies are probably my fave thing to bake ngl (sigma kinnie moment /j) havent made em in ages tho we have no condensed milk for my fave recipe </33 cinamon scrolls are soooo good but theyre such a pain ur right

my day has been interesting? FIRST EXTERNAL EXAM GRRR (the qcaa is on my hit list) but i got a lil treat after so its fine. fuck english and fuck you shakespeare and i am never reading macbeth ever again

[terengineer]

https://youtu.be/hnma0k-QcaA

New chick the link video!

@terengineer

[sangamswami]

Driving Forces: An In-Depth Look at Market Trends in the Air Traffic Control (ATC) Industry

Introduction: The global Air Traffic Control (ATC) market is on a trajectory of robust growth, projected to reach USD 13.5 billion by 2027 from USD 9.0 billion in 2022, showcasing a compelling CAGR of 8.4%. This comprehensive report explores the market landscape, unveiling key drivers, modernization initiatives, and emerging trends that shape the aviation industry.

Market Overview:

Bridging the Skies: The demand for advanced airspace control mechanisms is escalating, propelled by the surge in air passenger traffic and expansive airport development projects worldwide. This report unravels the forces steering market growth, providing insights into market statistics, size, and pivotal trends.

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Market Dynamics:

Global Airspace Control Measures:

Efficient Utilization: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has spearheaded efficient airspace and air traffic control measures to optimize safety and efficiency. Measures like airspace control order, airspace control plan, and airspace coordination area facilitate safe and efficient movement of people and air commerce, aligning with national security needs.

Challenges Amidst Rising Air Passenger Traffic:

Navigating Congestion: The impending surge in air passenger traffic over the next decade (2020 – 2030) is poised to heighten delays and congestion in the airspace. Challenges include increased delays, highlighted by statistics showing delayed flights in the UK and the US. Environmental and homeland security concerns add to the complexities faced by ATC systems.

Digital Innovation at NATO Air Base:

Digital Air Traffic Control Tower: The NATO Air Base Geilenkirchen in Germany stands as the home to the world's first digital air traffic control tower, equipped with Saab's cutting-edge r-TWR system. Certified by the German Military Aviation Authority, this digital tower solution marks a groundbreaking development in military aviation.

Modernization Initiatives:

Adacel Technologies Showcases Advancements:

Aurora and MaxSim Developments: Adacel Technologies, Ltd. showcased its latest advancements at the World ATM Congress 2021. Aurora, the leading air traffic control solution, manages procedural airspace, while MaxSim stands as a premier air traffic simulation and training system. The company's introduction of AeroScene, a state-of-the-art Image Generation solution, further exemplifies the industry's commitment to visual capabilities.

QCAA Chooses Frequentis for World Cup Air Traffic Demand:

Upgrade for Air Traffic Demand: The Qatar Civil Aviation Authority (QCAA) selected Frequentis to upgrade its existing voice communication system (VCS) and modernize air traffic control tower operations ahead of the World Cup in 2022. The upgraded ATM system with Electronic Flight Strips addresses the significant air traffic increase expected during the event.

Market Segmentation:

Automation Dominates Application Segment:

Automation for Enhanced Safety: The automation subsegment is estimated to dominate the market during the forecast period. Automation in air traffic management enhances aircraft safety, operational efficiency, and supports air traffic controllers in facilitating smooth operations. Advanced technologies such as big data, AI, and IoT contribute to real-time information availability, enabling remote operation of systems.

Greenfield Investments Propel Market:

Undeveloped Opportunities: Greenfield investments, involving planning and commissioning activities on undeveloped sites, are estimated to dominate the market during the forecast period. These projects, often in cities without air services, or near existing airports, drive the deployment of new ATC systems. Notable greenfield projects in India and other countries contribute to the rising demand for new installations.

Regional Outlook:

Asia-Pacific Emerges as Growth Leader:

Swift Passenger Growth: The Asia-Pacific region is poised to exhibit the highest CAGR from 2022 to 2027. Rapid passenger growth in the region is reflected in the need for new greenfield airports and the modernization of existing infrastructure. With an estimated USD 1.3 trillion of CAPEX required from 2021 to 2040, the region leads global airport capital expenditure, signaling significant opportunities for ATC solutions.

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Key Players:

Industry Leaders: Major players such as Thales Group, Raytheon Technologies Corporation, L3Harris Technologies, Indra Sistemas, and Saab AB dominate the ATC market. These industry leaders shape the market landscape with innovation and technological advancements.

Conclusion: As the Air Traffic Control (ATC) market embarks on a trajectory towards a USD 13.5 billion valuation by 2027, the industry stands at the crossroads of innovation, safety, and efficiency. Modernization initiatives, digital innovations, and regional growth dynamics underscore the resilience and potential of the ATC market. From challenges posed by rising air passenger traffic to groundbreaking digital tower solutions, the industry is navigating complexities with a commitment to safety and operational excellence. Automation emerges as a pivotal force, while greenfield investments and regional dominance signal the evolving landscape of airspace control. The report serves as a comprehensive guide for industry stakeholders, providing a holistic view of market dynamics, modernization trends, and regional nuances steering the future of Air Traffic Control.

[nikhilfxx1]

The Quantum Computing Revolution: A Closer Look

Like the microchip and the transistor before it, quantum computing promises to be one of the most transformative technologies humanity has ever known. Its power—to quickly sift through data, solve complex equations, and otherwise advance artificial intelligence—could help us solve real-world problems, from addressing global security to curing incurable diseases. The technology would be faster, more powerful than current silicon chips, and it could also change the way we work and live.

But a small group of prominent experts is sounding alarms about the hype surrounding the tech and its potential to reshape our world in unimaginable ways. The skeptics are saying that while quantum computers have the potential to revolutionize some of our most basic processes—profiling financial risk, optimizing supply chains, and accelerating machine learning—the technology isn’t likely to be as impactful as companies are suggesting.

At the heart of quantum computing are qubits—single units that embody both a zero and a one simultaneously, allowing them to process information far more rapidly than traditional computers can. Qubits are so sensitive, however, that even a tiny amount of noise or heat can disrupt them and cause errors in the calculations they perform. Because of this, engineers have to keep the qubits cold—very, very cold.

The problem is that the cooling costs are enormous, and in many cases, this approach isn’t even feasible because of how fragile the qubits are. And techogle the limited amount of data that can be processed in these machines—along with scalability issues—mean that the vast majority of the applications people were once expecting to see them tackle are likely still out of reach.

Until recently, scientists were still debating whether or not it was realistically possible to build a commercially viable quantum computer—a milestone somewhat theatrically dubbed “quantum supremacy.” And while a number of major tech companies are investing heavily in the area, including Google, IBM, Microsoft, and Intel, China appears to have pulled ahead in the race for global dominance thanks to government-sponsored research.

As the world’s fastest computers continue to evolve, they’re not just reshaping industries and advancing science—they’re shaping public perception of these technologies. The speed and power of these new computers have spawned fears about everything from national security to breaking encryption. And as the technology continues to develop, misunderstandings will likely increase and mistrust will grow—a perfect storm of factors that could ultimately slow or hinder its growth.

To ensure that this revolutionary technology can fully thrive, businesses must make technology website it as accessible as possible. One way to do this is by leveraging quantum computing-as-a-service (QCaaS), which provides access to quantum processing without the need for costly investments in hardware or software development. QCaaS is being rolled out by leading cloud providers, including Amazon Web Services, CloudConc, and Rigetti Computing, to offer direction and support to firms that are interested in exploring quantum computing. As the technology continues to advance, these QCaaS providers are building an ecosystem that accelerates progress and encourages innovation.

[thatcryptidinthesea]

Gentle Giant

This is a digital piece I made back in 2021 for my QCAA Visual Art investigation, which I'm still really proud of. The creature featured is called an Aquadon and it's a giant, whale-like aquatic animal that roams the deep ocean while carrying a city on its back.

[Instagram Version]

[sneefsnorf]

king. can I ask if you happen to do Aboriginal studies as I do and i desperately need to vent ot someone about how bad they fucked the test

YES i do 👍 please vent i wanna hear it. i did it under different conditions from most though cuz of my aara. but GOD the qcaa sucks

[freequizbank]

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[sudeepkedar]

Quantum Computing Market to surpass USD 65 Bn by 2032

As per a recent research report, Quantum Computing Market surpass USD 65 Bn by 2032.

The quantum computing market is set to expand at an appreciable CAGR from 2023 to 2032, led by the rapid adoption of quantum computing service (QCaaS) across defense, finance, healthcare, chemical, and pharmaceutical sectors.

Quantum computers are gaining significant traction, attributed to their ability to perform complex calculations within seconds. The technology is finding crucial applications in the field of agriculture, helping farmers boost agricultural productivity and yield. Additionally, modern quantum computing platforms are being used to produce chemicals needed to manufacture energy-efficient fertilizers. It can help decode complex molecular processes, enabling more efficient and carbon-neutral farming applications, including the production of fertilizers.

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Over the past decade, the agriculture sector has turned to sustainable and zero-emission feed additives and agricultural solutions to curb the increasing impact of crop as well as animal farming on the planet. The advent of low-methane additives is accelerating R&D and innovation in the anti-methane vaccines space. Quantum computing is seen as a promising solution in vaccine development by identifying suitable antibodies via molecule stimulation, saving hefty costs from trials. As per the U.S. EPA, quantum computing could potentially help achieve carbon reduction of up to an additional 1 gigaton/year by 2035.

The quantum computing market is categorized based on component, deployment, application, end-user, and region.

Based on component, the market is bifurcated into service and software. Among these, the service segment was valued at over 350 million in 2022, owing to the rising demand for consulting services. Moreover, massive investments in the development of advanced computing technologies and an increasing number of SMEs across developed and developing economies will further stimulate industry revenue streams.

In terms of end-user, the industry is classified into healthcare and BFSI. The quantum computing market size from the healthcare segment will grow at over 35% CAGR from 2023 to 2032. Quantum computing is gaining popularity across healthcare owing to its effectiveness in developing life-saving drugs, early disease detection, and faster DNA sequencing. Ongoing digitization & automation across the healthcare sector will propel the adoption of quantum computing in R&D, thus, accelerating business growth.

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By application, the demand for quantum computing in machine learning will increase significantly through 2032 due to the extensive use of the product in the hardware setup of ML systems. Quantum-enhanced machine learning helps accelerate tasks performed by conventional ML programs. It is used to create new ML algorithms, expedite processes and develop quantum neural networks with enhanced processing speed.

Regionally, the Asia Pacific quantum computing market was worth more than USD 300 million in 2022. The demand for quantum computing is set to surge across APAC countries due to rapid industrialization and the adoption of cutting-edge automated solutions to boost manufacturing output. Furthermore, the demand for computing solutions for ML, stimulation, and optimization will stimulate market growth.

Partial chapters of report table of contents (TOC):

Chapter 2   Executive Summary

2.1    Quantum computing industry 360º synopsis, 2018 – 2032

2.2    Business trends

2.2.1    Total addressable market (TAM) trends, 2023 - 2032

2.3    Regional trends

2.4    Component trends

2.5    Deployment model trends

2.6    Application trends

2.7    End-user trends

Chapter 3   Quantum Computing Industry Insights

3.1    Impact of COVID-19 outbreak

3.1.1    By region

3.1.1.1   North America

3.1.1.2   Europe

3.1.1.3   Asia Pacific

3.1.1.4   Latin America

3.1.1.5   MEA

3.2    Impact analysis of Russia-Ukraine war

3.3    Quantum computing industry ecosystem analysis

3.3.1    Hardware providers

3.3.2    Platform providers

3.3.3    SQuanervice providers

3.3.4    Distribution channel

3.3.5    End users

3.3.6    Profit margin

3.3.7    Vendor matrix

3.4    Technology & innovation landscape

3.4.1    AL and ML

3.4.2    IoT

3.4.3    Qubit quantum computing

3.5    Evolution of Quantum Computing

3.6    Regulatory landscape

3.7    Patent analysis

3.8    Key initiatives & news

3.9    Industry impact forces

3.9.1    Growth drivers

3.9.1.1   Rising investments in quantum computing technology

3.9.1.2   Demand for high performance computing

3.9.1.3   Demand from medical research and financial markets

3.9.1.4   Increasing number of strategic alliances for research and development

3.9.1.5   Rising need to solve complex problems.

3.9.2    Industry pitfalls and challenges

3.9.2.1   Operational challenges

3.9.2.2   Lack of highly skilled professionals

3.10    Growth potential analysis

3.11    Porter's analysis

3.12    PESTEL analysis

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[veneratechnologies]

Remote File QC: During & Post COVID-19

The entire world is going through unprecedented times. The COVID-19 outbreak has taken everyone by surprise with the businesses and livelihood of so many people affected worldwide. There are a lot of challenges occurring in all aspects of our lives, but these times are also a testimony to the resilience of humanity.

Until a few months ago, it was completely unthinkable that our entire workforce will work from home. We used to think that only a limited amount of work can be done from home and coming to the office was kind of necessary. Work efficiency, team coordination, and communication were all apparent and major challenges for us with the work from home model. It is just amazing to see how we and the vast majority of organizations worldwide have completely moved to work from home within a span of a few weeks, while still remaining efficient.

COVID-19 crisis has interrupted the life for all of us and has made us re-think our priorities and the best way of working in a post COVID-19 era. It is very much possible and probable, that life after this pandemic will never be the same. Good or bad, time will only tell.

Most of our customers have relied heavily on on-premise software & equipment usage so far, with setting up of centralized content workflows that remain under tight controls and regulations. However, that mode of working has suddenly become infeasible and impractical. These same customers are now forced to equip themselves for working and managing operations remotely.

A few years back, during the time that Pulsar on-premise file QC solution was our flagship offering, we started investing time and resources in additional offerings such as Pulsar Pay-Per-Use (PPU) – on-premise usage-based QC service, and Quasar – Native Cloud File QC service. Pulsar PPU has been very attractive for small organizations which don’t have budgets for upfront QC license purchase and have been rather more comfortable in paying on a usage basis. Quasar is primarily designed for organizations whose workflows are already in Cloud. In the current circumstances, Pulsar PPU and Quasar, present a compelling alternative to all media organizations for Remote QC, in pursuit of ensuring their business continuity.

And with our latest QC offering, “QC as a Service” (QCaaS), we are taking it even one step further. For those who want to have their content be verified with a state of the art QC solution, but simply don’t have the computing or human resources to perform the QC, we are now offering them the convenience of simply uploading their content to the cloud and letting us do the QCing for them, returning them with the QC report, and peace of mind that their content meets the QC requirements of their intended platform or end customer. For those who want to keep their focus on their business of content creation or delivery and not the operational challenges of doing the QC, we gladly handle that process for them.

We have geared up our offerings to help our customers ensure their QC needs are met, irrespective of their location. Here is the summary of our Remote File QC offerings.

Quasar – Native Cloud File QC Service

Quasar is the world’s first Native Cloud Automated File QC Service. It is designed especially to exploit the Cloud infrastructure benefits while still making use of the rich QC capabilities of our on-premise File QC system – Pulsar. Advanced capabilities such as dynamic scaling, regional resourcing, and content security features with REST API, make Quasar an ideal system to QC your content in Cloud. Quasar is available as a SaaS service or a Private edition that you can deploy in your own VPC (Virtual Private Cloud). Quasar works natively on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Read more at www.veneratech.com/quasar.

Pulsar PPU (Pay-Per-Use)

Pulsar PPU is the only usage-based on-premise file QC solution in the market. It has all the analysis capabilities of our enterprise QC solution – Pulsar, while allowing users to pay based on the content duration. In addition to QC, it also allows users to perform Harding PSE validation and get a Harding certificate. Users simply load the credits using their credit cards, which are debited as users perform QC tasks. Read more at https://www.veneratech.com/pulsar-file-qc-ppu.

QCaaS (QC as a Service)

QCaaS is the QC service offered around our QC solutions. Users simply upload the content to us and we return a QC report to them. QCaaSpricing is usage-based as well where the user pays based on the content duration. No software installation is required for QCaaS on the user side. Read more at www.veneratech.com/qcaas.

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[cosmological-vertigooooo]

No more highschool maths!

It’s a weird feeling but I am welcoming it. I’m excited to learn new stuff soon :)