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Gov. Pritzker and IBM Collaborate to Bring 750 New Jobs to the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park, hire City Colleges of Chicago Students - CCC
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Gov. Pritzker and IBM Collaborate to Bring 750 New Jobs to the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park, hire City Colleges of Chicago Students - CCC

  • IBM to open the FutureNow Chicago center at IQMP, creating 750 new full-time jobs in AI, cybersecurity, data science, quantum and more.
  • City Colleges of Chicago will help design and run an apprenticeship program to feed the new roles.
  • The five-year plan aims to hire about one-third of graduates from the CCC apprenticeship program.
  • IQMP will serve as a hub linking residents to careers in quantum tech and other growing fields.
  • State officials describe the project as a long-term engine for equitable economic development.
  • The project links with multiple universities to expand internships and talent pipelines.
  • The announcement aligns with Illinois' broader EDGE program and growth in quantum technology.
  • Officials say IQMP will attract major quantum and tech industry activity to Chicago and Illinois.
  • City Colleges President Juan Salgado praised paid apprenticeships as a pathway to opportunity.
  • The IQMP initiative involves community, philanthropic, and state partners to broaden access to tech jobs.
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Dallara and IBM Partner to Push Vehicle Development Toward a Faster Future
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technology18h ago

Dallara and IBM Partner to Push Vehicle Development Toward a Faster Future

  • Dallara and IBM will use AI models trained on Dallara data to speed up aerodynamic design in motorsport.
  • Early tests show diffuser evaluations taking about 10 seconds versus hours with traditional CFD.
  • The collaboration aims to expand design possibilities by allowing faster iteration without sacrificing precision.
  • The project may extend to quantum computing to improve simulation accuracy in complex aerodynamic problems.
  • Officials see the partnership as real-world validation due to Dallara’s racing pedigree and IBM’s data capabilities.
  • Regulatory and chassis updates expected in 2028 could benefit from accelerated AI-driven design.
  • IBM’s Curioni says AI is evolving to infuse everything the company does, driving faster design decisions.
  • Dallara emphasizes safety alongside performance as a core outcome of faster design.
  • The partnership aims to unlock more ideas and faster decisions in car development.
  • The effort positions IBM as a partner extending beyond traditional computing into sports data and fan engagement.
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