The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has joined forces with Leonardo.Ai to create an industry-focused PhD programme designed to bridge the gap between academia and industry in the field of artificial intelligence.

Editorial Note: The following content does not reflect the views or opinions of BeInCrypto. It is provided for informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as financial advice. Please conduct your own research before making any investment decisions.Dedium Network announces a strategic partnership with Lunar Labs Capital, showing venture capital’s growing interest in Cardano-based projects. The collaboration combines Dedium’s innovative infrastructure with Lunar Strategy’s experience in accelerating crypto projects.The tide is turning 🌊 VCs are coming back to Cardano, and we’re excited to announce our partnership with @Lunar3capital and @LunarStrategy!With strategic investments from @Lunar3capital and full marketing support from @LunarStrategy, @DediumNetwork is ready to scale like never… pic.twitter.com/p5QJh5MC11 — Dedium | GPU Computing (@DediumNetwork) November 27, 2024The partnership leverages Lunar Labs Capital’s track record of supporting over 250 projects and investing more than $60M in marketing across five years.Sponsored SponsoredStrategic Investment and SupportCardano has seen remarkable growth despite initial skepticism about its development pace. The platform’s Total Value Locked (TVL) has grown from $230 million to over $705 million in December 2024, showing strong market confidence and ecosystem activity.The Dedium Network’s growth trajectory is backed by two significant partnerships. Following a successful incubation in Huawei’s Startup program, Dedium has formally partnered with Huawei to leverage their cloud infrastructure

by Max MaxfieldDocumentation is one of those things that people love or loath. The people who create it typically loath doing so. The people who use it can go either way depending on how well it’s written.I was literally talking to a friend just a few minutes before I commenced this column. We will call my friend Joe (because that’s his name).Joe has strong views on this topic. Joe is less than happy. Joe says he’s spent the past week trying to decipher documentation that was obviously written by multiple people who are (a) extremely knowledgeable and technical, but who (b) have no clue when it comes to understanding their audience and creating documentation that is, in fact, useful.Apart from the sheer size of the document in question, one clue that multiple contributors were involved is that every aspect of style (including titling and numbering) vary throughout this ~1,200-page behemoth