ETH Zurich computer scientists are turning theoretical breakthroughs into practical software capable of solving network problems that were previously beyond reach. Led by Rasmus Kyng, they have dramatically accelerated the analysis of vast networks by harnessing carefully designed randomness.
Each year, enrolment numbers are closely monitored to identify any emerging trends among incoming students. Provisional data for the upcoming semester starting Monday show where these shifts are taking place.
Switzerland is to host one of the world’s most advanced quantum computers from IBM. The new system is intended to advance research and training in the field of quantum computing and to strengthen Switzerland’s position as a leading centre of innovation.