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Time of India
3 hours ago
- Business
- Time of India
India-UK trade: Co-equal rule to aid claiming of benefits
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Yahoo
9 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Qubrid AI Redefines GPU Cloud with Pre-Built AI Templates, Seamless Developer Workflows and Flexible GPU Rentals
Instant AI environments for ComfyUI, n8n, PyTorch, Langflow & TensorFlow, plus a developer-friendly interface with SSH, Jupyter, VS Code, and new GPU rental plans MCLEAN, Va., July 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Qubrid AI, a leader in hybrid GPU cloud solutions and AI infrastructure & tools, today announced a major upgrade to its GPU Cloud Rental Platform with the introduction of Ready-to-Deploy One-Click AI/ML Templates, a flexible developer interface, and expanded GPU rental options. These new features are designed to streamline AI workflows, enhance user experience, and make high-performance and GPU accelerated computing more accessible to AI developers, researchers, startups and enterprises. Key Highlights of the Release: AI/ML Templates: Quick-deploy templates for ComfyUI, n8n, Langflow, PyTorch, and TensorFlow, all pre-configured to run seamlessly on Qubrid's high-performance GPUs. Flexible Interface: Developers and AI professionals can work the way they prefer with support for SSH, Jupyter Notebooks, and VS Code for streamlined coding, testing, and deployment. User-Friendly Themes: A sleek, modern UI with both light and dark themes designed for enhanced usability and comfort during long development sessions. New GPU Rental Options: Expanded GPU rental plans including short-term on-demand, weekly and monthly rentals as well as long-term quarterly, six-monthly and annual GPU reservations, ensuring maximum flexibility and cost efficiency. "With these enhancements, we're bringing the fastest path from idea to production for AI teams," said Pranay Prakash, CEO of Qubrid AI. "Our ready-to-deploy AI/ML templates and flexible GPU development environments mean that users can focus on building innovative AI applications instead of dealing with complex infrastructure setup." Qubrid AI often referenced as a leading NeoCloud Platform offers GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaaS) offerings with an extensive catalog of Open Source and Hugging Face AI models for training, finetuning and inferencing with API access for AI developers. This latest update builds on Qubrid AI's mission to democratize AI innovation by providing powerful, cost-effective, and developer-friendly GPU cloud solutions. Call-to-Action:Developers and enterprises looking to accelerate their AI/ML workflows can start using Qubrid AI's new features today by visiting or contacting digital@ for enterprise pricing and custom solutions. About Qubrid AI Qubrid AI is a leading provider of hybrid GPU cloud and AI infrastructure solutions, combining the flexibility of public cloud with the control of on-premise systems. With advanced GPU resources, developer-friendly tools, and integrated AI/ML services, Qubrid AI empowers businesses, startups, and researchers to innovate faster and scale smarter. For press inquiries, please contact digital@ View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Qubrid, Inc Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Indian Express
3 days ago
- Politics
- Indian Express
Azizul Haque (1942-2025): He was the face of 1970s Naxalbari movement, believed in ‘power grows out of gun barrel'
Veteran Naxalite leader and one of the faces of the 1970s Naxalbari movement, Azizul Haque, passed away on Monday. He was 83. Haque, who had been suffering from ailments related to old age, was admitted to a private hospital in Salt Lake after a fall at home left him with a fractured hand. He passed away around 2:30 pm, sources said. Expressing her condolences, Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee on her 'X' handle said, ' 'I express my deep condolences on the passing of veteran politician Azizul Haque. Azizul Haque was a militant, struggling leader. He never bowed his head in his long political career. My deepest condolences to his bereaved family and associates.' A poet, political thinker and once the head of the CPI(ML)'s second central committee, Azizul Haque was born in 1942 in Ranmahal village in Howrah. Born to a huge zamindari family, Haque gave up his share of the land as a show of his political ideology. He arrived in Kolkata to study under the guidance of Nandgopal Bhattacharya. While studying with Nandgopal, Azizul met the communist leader Vishwanath Mukhopadhyay, which led to his involvement in the leftist movement. Azizul belonged to the generation of Naxal leaders who believed that 'Bonduker nol-i, khomotar utsa' ( Political power grows out of the barrel of the gun) a concept was popularised by their ideological mentor, Charu Mazumdar, in India during the sixties and seventies. At just 17 years old, Azizul joined the undivided Communist Party. He got injured while participating in the food movement procession. Although Jyoti Basu became closely associated with the mass movement, Azizul opposed Basu's political stance and accepted Charu Mazumdar as his leader. A close associate of Charu Mazumdar and Kanai Chatterjee, Haque was a key figure in sustaining the Naxalbari uprising long after it was suppressed. Expelled from CPI(M) for endorsing Mazumdar's radical views, he co-founded the CPI(ML)'s Second Central Committee with Nishith Bhattacharya after the latter's death. Together, they attempted to establish parallel revolutionary governments in rural Bengal and Bihar during the late 1970s, but were expelled following a ceasefire with the West Bengal government. First arrested in the Parvathipuram conspiracy case in 1970, Haque spent nearly two decades in prison, with his re-arrest in 1982 prompting outrage even within the ruling Left Front, leading to calls for his parole from jail ministers. His book Karagare Atharo Bochor (Eighteen Years in Jail) is a poignant account of the Naxalite movement and ideological perseverance. While his later writings, such as 'Naxalbari: Tirish Bochor Aage ebong Pare', ( Naxalbari: 30 years before and after) continued to critique establishment thinking. Notably, he supported the CPI(M)'s industrialisation drive in Singur in 2006, distancing himself from many of his former comrades who opposed land acquisition. 'Leftism is to walk against the current,' he often said, and till the end, his pen remained active-contributing columns and essays to leading dailies and journals, always with a streak of rebellion.
Time of India
3 days ago
- Politics
- Time of India
CPI pushes for greater representation in Polls
Patna: CPI national general secretary D Raja said here on Monday that his party expected "fair and reasonable share" in the assembly seats to contest as a Grand Alliance (GA) partner in the polls. "Our party has submitted a list of 24 assembly seats, where we have strong support, to the coordination committee of the GA. The coordination committee will discuss the claims made by the various alliance partners, and reach an understanding for an amicable seat sharing," Raja said, while talking to reporters here on Monday. He was here to participate in the CPI's two-day state council meet that concluded on Sunday. The state council decided on the party programmes to be taken up ahead of the assembly elections, and also on making active participation in the countrywide protests planned for July 23 and 24 against the special intensive revision (SIR) of the electoral roll. However, making preparations for the coming assembly elections in Bihar was high on the agenda. "Our understanding is that the state CPI will get fair and reasonable share of seats to contest," he said, adding that the primary aim of the GA is to defeat the BJP and also unseat the NDA govt from power for which the CPI has been making preparations in all the 243 assembly seats in favour of the GA partners. However, CPI state secretary Ram Naresh Pandey pointed out that during the seat-sharing exercise for the 2020 assembly polls, his party's strength was underestimated. "We were given six seats to contest, and we won two of them. In contrast, the CPI(ML) was allotted 19 seats. This time, our claim is that the CPI should get at least 20 seats to contest in view of our relative strength and presence," Pandey said. The CPI(ML) has submitted a list of 45 seats to the GA coordination committee for discussion and final seat allotment, and the CPM has staked claim on 12 seats.
New Indian Express
3 days ago
- Politics
- New Indian Express
Veteran Naxalite leader Azizul Haque dies at 83; end of era for Bengal's radical politics
KOLKATA: Azizul Haque --firebrand poet, political thinker and one of the last towering leaders of India's Naxalite uprising-- died here on Monday, marking the end of a turbulent, blood-soaked chapter in Bengal's radical Left history that once shook the nation in the 1960s and '70s. He was 83. Haque, who was born in Howrah in 1942, belonged to the generation of Naxal leaders who believed that 'bonduker nol-i, khomotar utsa' (Political power grows out of the barrel of the gun), a doctrine popularised by their ideological mentor, Charu Mazumdar, who made the Mao Zedong's slogan popular in India in the Sixties and Seventies. A poet, political thinker and once the head of the CPI(ML)'s second central committee, Haque had long been battling illness and was admitted to ICU after a fall at home that left him with a fractured hand. He breathed his last at 2:28 PM, sources said. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed deep condolences on X, describing Haque as a "fighter who never bowed down in his long political life." "I express my condolences at the passing of veteran politician Azizul Haque. Azizul Haque was a fighter, a resolute leader. In his long political career, he never bowed his head. I extend my heartfelt condolences to his bereaved family and associates," she posted on X.
