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Institute for Advanced Computing
The Institute for Advanced Computing unites top innovators in computing technologies to integrate faculty and students into the technology ecosystem of our nation’s capital and beyond. Through research leadership, experiential learning, and strategic partnerships, we tackle real-world, human-centered challenges from industry, non-profits, and government agencies.
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Virginia Tech engineering researchers lead day-long workshop addressing the next generation of human-centered edge systems , articleThe RISE-IoT Convergence Workshop - held at Virginia Tech’s Academic Building One in Alexandria – focused on aligning technical capabilities, application needs, and testbed strategies to support emerging research in sensing, communication, computing, and system design.
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Pamplin’s MBA programs climb in U.S. News & World Report rankings , articleThe Pamplin College of Business earned significant gains in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings, with the Online MBA climbing 22 spots and the Evening MBA rising 19 spots to each land at No. 33 nationally. The momentum sets the stage for the Flex MBA pathway launching fall 2026.
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Thinking small: How small language models could lessen the AI energy burden , articleAccording to researchers, for many industries, small language models may offer a host of advantages to energy- and resource-intensive large language models.
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Advanced lab gives students hands-on experience , videoFaculty and graduate students conduct advanced research using state-of-the-art equipment in the BRain-Inspired Computing, Communication, and Security (BRICCS) Lab. Neuromorphic computing, AI chip design, algorithms for spiking neural networks are just some of the areas of work taking place in the newly opened facility.