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Q: My desktop computer has made up a name for the wireless network to which it is connected. It says it is connected to “Network 5.” The real network names are “Colton4g” and “Colton5g.” I am not sure when this happened. Recently I had the computer in the shop to connect a Bit Locker error/problem. When I got it back, it would not connect wireless to my network. I assume that was because it was looking for “Network 5,” which does not exist. I had to make a cable connection to get onto the Internet. I need to get the computer to look for the real networks.

— George C.

Shalimar, Florida

A: I’ve had this exact same thing happen to me, George. And on a fully-updated Windows 11 machine, so it’s not an issue that’s endemic to older versions of Windows. It is, however, one of those things that make me pause and ask, “What in the world were you thinking, Microsoft?” Anyone who has read this column for any amount of time might also recognize this as the type of issue that makes me say, “Thanks, Bill!” Let’s discuss.

First, let me say that, as I tried to come up with a cogent answer to this question, I kept discovering that some things that used to work on Windows 7 don’t necessarily work on Windows 10, and same between Win 10 and Win 11. That made it difficult to come up with an answer that works for everybody, so if things look different on your PC than described here, I apologize.

Now, when you hover your mouse over the network tray icon, you get a pop-up message that contains the name that Windows has given to your connection. If it’s a wireless connection, it is usually (but not necessarily) the name of the Service Set Identifier, or SSID, of the network, while on wired networks it can be as terse as “Network” or as verbose as “Wired Network Connection” or “Local Area Connection.” This underlying name is far more important on a wireless network than wired, because with a wired network the network adapter can simply connect to whatever it is plugged into, whereas a wireless adapter gets a list of available SSIDs, and needs to know which one to connect to, and, further, needs security information to allow the connection. If your computer is attempting to connect to something with a number after it, and that’s not the name of the connection, I can see where it might fail.

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As far as I’ve been able to figure out, the cause of this is that Windows has a somewhat annoying tendency to append a number to the end of a connection name if it detects any changes to the network. For example, just for the sake of argument, let’s just say your connection is named “Network.” If you change the type of security encryption used on this network, and then reconnect, you’ll find that the adapter is now named “Network 2.” When this happens, the old name is left behind and, looking at a list of available adapters, it might look like you have multiples, even though in reality they are all the same physical piece of hardware. This is Windows storing various network profiles, but, annoyingly enough, not giving you any method to view — much less remove — redundant ones. Did I mention, “Thanks, Bill!”?

In your case, George, getting reconnected should be a simple matter of, well, connecting — to the correct SSID. Follow these steps: Left-click on the network tray icon. Depending on the version of Windows you’re running, you will either get a list of available networks, or Windows will treat the network, volume and battery icons as a group and bring up a composite dialog, in which case you can find network data along the top row. Click the right arrow and you'll get the above-mentioned list. Find the offending SSID, and right-click it. Make sure you click the name, and not any links or buttons that are visible. From the context menu, select “Forget.” If you are connected to it, or your computer is trying to connect to it, you’ll be disconnected. Now, find the SSID that you want in the list and highlight it. Make sure the box labeled “Connect Automatically” is checked, then click “Connect.” You should be reconnected to your home SSID this time, and every time you reboot. Good luck!

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Rakuten Symphony said that Symworld RAN Commander is a one-stop solution for all aspects of network planning and optimization

Rakuten Symphony recently announced the general availability of its Symworld RAN Commander solution for automated 5G mobile network planning and optimization.

The Japanese company, which is the network solutions arm of operator Rakuten Mobile, says that its RAN Commander can boost Radio Access Network (RAN) productivity planning by four times, compared to conventional planning and optimization methods.

“Network planning and optimization has always been fragmented, with different teams responsible for different parts of the process. Symworld RAN Commander offers an integrated approach to RF planning and optimization on a single platform, enabling planning and optimization teams to collaborate closely with advanced tools and technologies as they design, deploy and optimize networks in a more coordinated and efficient manner,” said Narendra Narayana, president of the intelligent operations business unit at Rakuten Symphony.

The company said that Symworld RAN Commander consolidates legacy PC-based tools, licenses and data into one managed, cloud-native platform operation. “This eliminates all problems with license management, single user tool installation and scattered confidential data,” the company said, adding that all calculations and simulations are performed in the cloud.

The Japanese company also said that Symworld RAN Commander provides “complete visibility and awareness of the live network, subscriber intelligence and traffic distribution” so that operators can target their investments and management to maximize returns during the network roll-out process.

The Symworld RAN Commander suite is comprised of tools for large-scale greenfield network design or optimization of the expansion and configuration of existing networks; and network monitoring and optimization via a geospatial interface that aggregates data “from highest to lowest granularity of geography and node.”

In November 2022, Rakuten Mobile and Rakuten Symphony announced plans to build an Open RAN Customer Experience Center at the Rakuten Symphony offices in the United Kingdom by March 2023. The center will offer telecom operators and industry suppliers in the European and Middle East region direct experience and testing of the latest technological advances in the field.

“In order to further develop and promote Open RAN technologies to support safe, open and transparent 5G networks, Rakuten Symphony plans to utilize the facility with partners to validate equipment interoperability, establish exhibition facilities to demonstrate the latest technologies and conduct workshops,” said Rakuten.

Rakuten also said the new offices will focus on three primary goals, starting with validating the interoperability of Open RAN devices. The facility will validate equipment interoperability in a multivendor environment by performing connection confirmation verification, it said. The second goal is to create an exhibition facility to demonstrate Open RAN hardware and software in action, giving visitors and opportunity to see how “next-generation mobile networks will be used to Boost operational efficiency and new services,” Rakuten said.

The third goal, said Rakuten, is to conduct Open RAN-related workshops and events to introduce “policies, trends and initiatives to European and overseas network operators and telecommunications equipment suppliers,” it said.

Rakuten has been operating a Mobile Open Innovation Lab in Tokyo, Japan since August 2022. The company describes the facility as “a technology verification environment that utilizes the technologies and experience acquired by Rakuten Mobile through its Open RAN commercial mobile network.”

The battle among consumer brands to gain market share by focusing on the experience customers have in accessing their products and services is quickly reaching into the enterprise arena, whereby hybrid workers expect the capability of their IT services to be identical wherever they are. As these expectations increase, Cisco has undertaken a tech preview of its Full-Stack Observability Platform in what amounts to a preview of how it aims to allow firms to deliver the required digital experiences by staff, customers and partners alike.

Scheduled for general availability in June 2023, Cisco Full-Stack Observability is designed to allow teams to bring together telemetry data from their own context and drive correlated insights across the entire IT estate, whether they are DevOps engineers, site reliability engineers (SREs), cloud ops, ITOps, line of business or members of the C-suite.

Moreover, the system is attributed with allowing performance impact and experience tracing to be seen through the lens of network issues and security vulnerabilities with artificial intelligence (AI)-driven root cause analysis viewed in any type of infrastructure and any multi-cloud configuration. Cisco assures that analysis will then be tied to business context so teams can identify, prioritise, resolve and even predict issues before they impact the end user and business.

Explaining the rationale for the launch of such a product at Cisco Live 2023, the company was confident, and said it will enable new and custom use cases by enriching capabilities, extending services and creating value-added offerings including tools for augmenting business processes.

It added that unlike data lakes, the new service is driven by use cases and business context that are directly calibrated to specific business outcomes rather than simply querying data itself. It offered as an example the ability to integrate business transactions and correlate with IT signals, a differentiated capability from the existing AppDynamics set, now a foundational element of the Cisco Full-Stack Observability Platform.

“Organisations demand more integration points to understand what potential problems and vulnerabilities exist and how to fix them before they impact the company and send customers looking for a better experience somewhere else,” said Liz Centoni, executive vice-president, chief strategy officer and general manager of applications.

“Cisco Full-Stack Observability delivers insights with real business context – that’s critical in a world where ‘experience’ is the new KPI [key performance indicator].”

For Mohit Lad, manager and co-founder of Cisco ThousandEyes, the observability offering can be seen in a change in the way in which traditional network monitoring has taken place and the way in which teams have operated.

“Typically, you have different teams coming together, like the network team and the app team infrastructure, and the only objective they usually have is to prove that ‘it’s not me’. You can very, very quickly figure out what is not the problem, but how to figure out what is the problem? That’s the philosophy mindset.

“A couple of things are really important in how we’ve approached this, and one is the need to be able to see past your borders and be able to understand the entire picture. And then it’s all about making sure that the product and the technology and the thinking is designed around connecting people across organisations.”

Said to be built to address “massive” scale and performance, the Full-Stack Observability Platform allows organisations to spawn an application ecosystem built on the open, extensible architecture. Full-Stack Observability brings together telemetry data – metrics, events, logs and traces (Melt) driven by the OpenTelemetry open source observability framework – which has made possible the ability to normalise ingestion of data in near-real time or real time. OpenTelemetry offers supplier-neutral application programming interfaces and other tools for collecting data from cloud-native and third-party applications, and supporting infrastructure to understand performance and threats.

As an example of the type of company that would provide a good example of how gaining enriched network visibility can result in a better internal and external customer experience, Centoni cited UK airline EasyJet.

“They have EasyJet.com, and when you go into it in terms of an application, they have operations in the back end such as how they schedule their crews and their own [internal business processes], things we don’t see, and they need to bring all of this together, and how do they do that? But [customers] just expect [the airline website] to work, and when it doesn’t, we all feel we’re not happy about it in the experience,” she said.

“They want visibility from everything ... but they also need visibility on the network side on the back end [as regards] connectivity, and on the security side for the security-monitoring piece. They might be using a cloud service from any of the big cloud providers. They might be using SaaS [software as a service] or authentication for payment. They might not build their own payment service – they might be leveraging somebody else’s. But you don’t [know what] all comes together to build that application.”

Children as young as 4 years old show evidence of a network in the brain found in adults that tackles difficult cognitive problems, a new study found.

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With signs that betting addictions are on the rise in New Jersey, the state will provide $600,000 to five agencies it has tasked with treating gambling disorders and the problems that come with them.

CarePlus New Jersey in Paramus, Parsippany’s NewBridge Services, Williamstown’s Maryville Addiction Treatment Center, the Brooklyn-based SAFE Foundation and Trinitas Regional Medical Center in Elizabeth were each awarded $120,000 to establish treatment services, including at least one gambling disorder clinician at each site, according to the state Human Services Department.

“Gambling disorders, substance use disorders and mental illness can often be coexisting and compounding challenges, and that is why it is important to treat these conditions simultaneously," Human Services Commissioner Sarah Adelman said in a Feb. 9 statement. "In order to do this, we must increase the availability of mental health and substance use disorder providers who have expertise in identifying and treating gambling disorders. These contracts work to do just that."

© Kevin R. Wexler/NorthJersey.com Thousands came to FanDuel, in East Ruterford, Sunday, February 3, 2019, to bet on the Super Bowl. It is the first Super Bowl Sunday in New Jersey since sports betting became legal in June.

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New Jerseyans have wagered almost $34 billion since 2018, when the state won a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down a nationwide prohibition on sports betting.

That has generated huge revenues for casinos and online betting platforms. But it's also been accompanied by a surge in reports of gambling problems, especially among younger adults. Calls to the state's help line, 1-800-GAMBLER, have more than doubled, from 606 in the 2019 fiscal year to 1,439 in fiscal 2021, according to the Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey.

Attorney General Matthew Platkin announced another initiative aimed at the problem last week, a program that requires companies to track individual customers' online betting for signs of addictive behavior.

Starting this month, the mental-health grants will pay for counselors who can help with gambling disorders as well as related problems such as job loss, financial distress, estranged relationships and legal issues.

“Research shows that gambling disorder is a condition that can have a negative impact on the affected individual as well as their loved ones," said Valerie Mielke, who directs New Jersey's Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services. "That is why it is important to develop the capacity to administer treatments that effectively address this disorder."

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Adults with gambling disorders are three times more likely to be depressed, eight times more likely to have bipolar disorder, and three times more likely to experience an anxiety disorder, the state said.

“I continue to urge anyone needing substance use help to call 1-844-ReachNJ," Adelman said. "I also urge those seeking help with problem gambling, or those concerned with a loved one’s problem gambling, to call 1-800-Gambler. Treatment works and recovery is attainable. Please don’t hesitate to call.”

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Taught by distinguished IIT-Madras faculty, this programme, offered in collaboration with Emeritus, aims to enhance the tech skills of early and mid-level professionals Mumbai, Maharashtra, India – Business Wire India IITM Pravartak and the Centre of Outreach and Digital Education, IIT-Madras, has announced the launch of the first batch of the Certificate Programme in Deep Learning and AI on March 30, 2023. Positioned as a high intensity course, this 10-month executive certificate programme, including a 4 days campus immersion at IIT Madras, is designed for ambitious AI professionals and will help them develop cutting-edge deep-tech skills and understand the applications of neural network and deep learning algorithms.

Deep Learning, a vital component of Machine Learning, is revolutionising the business landscape. Complex applications include solutions for challenges in areas like speech recognition, image processing, text processing, fraud detection, malignancy gauging, and many more. Every facet of business from finance and operations to IT and general management is joining the drive to create increased insight and efficiency in decision-making. It's been said that India's Machine Learning growth wave is poised to hit $543 Bn by 2023, and that almost 87% of Indian companies are going to step up their investment in AI by 10% over the next three years. Innovative companies are actively seeking out both AI and Deep Learning solutions and top minds to put those solutions to work across a range of global industries. AI and Machine Learning jobs have jumped by almost 75% in the last four years alone. Going by company investments in AI, that number is projected to only move upward.

In this scenario, success hinges on the availability of highly skilled professionals who can understand technical problems in the context of 21st century global business, propose the right kind of architecture for the scenario, and implement the technology to solve the problem in a manner that is as accurate as it is agile. This IITM Pravartak'sprogramme equips professionals for exactly this kind of competitive, high-intensity scenario. It is a rigorous programme that will empower you to create relevant, efficient solutions to pressing real-world problems. It is ideal for ambitious, growth-centric learners who are aspiring to gain technical prowess in building Deep Learning models for today's challenges. It is also designed to be relevant to professionals from different disciplines and at different career stages, such as early professionals looking to generate insights efficiently and accurately or even mid-career professionals eager on applying deep tech solutions to strategic business issues. For such an audience, the programme covers every vital aspect of AI and Deep Learning that includes understanding different kinds of neural network architectures, how to implement various deep learning algorithms, evaluate deep learning models, and understand their applications. It also exposes learners to innovations and latest thinking.

By the end of the programme, participants will have deep technology capabilities and sound understanding of the neural network techniques for text processing, image processing, and video processing problems.

The programme is driven by renowned IIT Madras faculty and programme delivery is 100% live format across 150 hours. The learning experience is immersive and stimulating with a rich blend of concepts, exercises, tools, and discussion. It involves a high degree of hands-on assignments where participants can apply their learning in real situations. The experience also includes a 4-day campus immersion with exclusive access to labs in IIT-Madras' Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) department. The adventurous ones will be excited to know there is also the opportunity to participate in a face-to-face hackathon at IIT Madras campus. On successful completion of the course, participants will be awarded a Certificate in Deep Learning and AI from IITM Pravartak and the Centre of Outreach and Digital Education, IIT-Madras. They can also avail of career services from Emeritus that will empower them with the skills and tips to ace interviews and land the top jobs.

Commenting on the launch of the programme, Programme Director, Prof. C. Chandra Sekhar, Department of Computer Science & Engineering, IIT Madras, said, "IITM Pravartak'sprogramme in Deep Learning & Artificial Intelligence covers text, image, video, and speech processing. Students will learn how to use Deep Learning models for tasks related to function approximation, classification of images, videos and text, visual captioning, sequence-to-sequence mapping in video and text domains." The first batch commences in April 2023 and since admissions are on a first come, first-serve basis, it's a good idea to apply by (insert date) to reserve your seat. This certificate programme in AI and Deep Learning is delivered by Emeritus through a digital-first, seamless learning, and high-engagement experience. Visit the programme page for more details and apply soon to unlock today's cutting-edge AI skills and succeed in exciting, high-growth jobs with the market's most innovative and leading brands.

Further, Dr. M.J. Shankar Raman, CEO, IITM Pravartak Technologies Foundation, said, "New products powered by AI are taking internet by storm every day. Disruptions are happening in the AI / ML / Deep Learning space every day. These reconfirms that students and industry professionals must be skilled with best faculties, platforms and tools. IITM Pravartak is happy to announce this certification course along with Emeritus for professionals and students to attain mastery in these areas." About IITM Pravartak Technologies Foundation IITM Pravartak is funded by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, under its National Mission on Interdisciplinary Cyber-Physical Systems, and hosted as a Technology Innovation Hub (TIH) by IIT Madras. The NM-ICPS is a comprehensive Mission aimed at complete convergence with all stakeholders by establishing strong linkages between academia, industry, Government, and International Organizations.

IITM Pravartak Technology Innovation Hub focuses on new knowledge in Sensors, Networks, Actuators and Control Systems (SNACS) through extensive and application-oriented research. IITM Pravartak gladly takes the role of preparing young India for the next generation of world-class technologies.

About Emeritus Emeritus offers customised and open programmes in India, Singapore, Dubai and other global locations in collaboration with MIT Sloan, Columbia Business School, IIM Lucknow Executive Education, IIM Calcutta Executive Education, ISB Executive Education, Harvard Business School, Kellogg Executive Education, Berkeley Executive Education, and Wharton Executive Education, amongst other leading Institutes. Our world-class executive education programmes, supported by eminent programme experts, provide an immersive learning experience integrated with actionable insights and practical business applications. The meticulously curated programmes are delivered in a different range of formats; in-class, online, as well as blended programmes. Our extensive portfolio also includes short 2-4 day in-class workshops, online courses of 2-3 months duration as well as comprehensive learning journeys that run over 6-9 months, customised to an organisation's requirement. The Emeritus Group has more than 1,400 employees globally and offices in Mumbai, New Delhi, Shanghai, Singapore, Palo Alto, Mexico City, New York, Boston, London, and Dubai. Following its $650 million Series E funding round in August 2021, the company is valued at $3.2 billion and is backed by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Leeds Illuminate, Prosus Ventures, Sequoia Capital India, Bertelsmann, Accel and SoftBank Vision Fund 2.

(This story has not been edited by Devdiscourse staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India – Business Wire India

IITM Pravartak and the Centre of Outreach and Digital Education, IIT-Madras, has announced the launch of the first batch of the Certificate Programme in Deep Learning and AI on March 30, 2023. Positioned as a high intensity course, this 10-month executive certificate programme, including a 4 days campus immersion at IIT Madras, is designed for ambitious AI professionals and will help them develop cutting-edge deep-tech skills and understand the applications of neural network and deep learning algorithms.

Deep Learning, a vital component of Machine Learning, is revolutionising the business landscape. Complex applications include solutions for challenges in areas like speech recognition, image processing, text processing, fraud detection, malignancy gauging, and many more. Every facet of business from finance and operations to IT and general management is joining the drive to create increased insight and efficiency in decision-making. It’s been said that India’s Machine Learning growth wave is poised to hit $543 Bn by 2023, and that almost 87% of Indian companies are going to step up their investment in AI by 10% over the next three years. Innovative companies are actively seeking out both AI and Deep Learning solutions and top minds to put those solutions to work across a range of global industries. AI and Machine Learning jobs have jumped by almost 75% in the last four years alone. Going by company investments in AI, that number is projected to only move upward.

In this scenario, success hinges on the availability of highly skilled professionals who can understand technical problems in the context of 21st century global business, propose the right kind of architecture for the scenario, and implement the technology to solve the problem in a manner that is as accurate as it is agile. This IITM Pravartak’s programme equips professionals for exactly this kind of competitive, high-intensity scenario. It is a rigorous programme that will empower you to create relevant, efficient solutions to pressing real-world problems. It is ideal for ambitious, growth-centric learners who are aspiring to gain technical prowess in building Deep Learning models for today’s challenges. It is also designed to be relevant to professionals from different disciplines and at different career stages, such as early professionals looking to generate insights efficiently and accurately or even mid-career professionals eager on applying deep tech solutions to strategic business issues. For such an audience, the programme covers every vital aspect of AI and Deep Learning that includes understanding different kinds of neural network architectures, how to implement various deep learning algorithms, evaluate deep learning models, and understand their applications. It also exposes learners to innovations and latest thinking.

By the end of the programme, participants will have deep technology capabilities and sound understanding of the neural network techniques for text processing, image processing, and video processing problems.

The programme is driven by renowned IIT Madras faculty and programme delivery is 100% live format across 150 hours. The learning experience is immersive and stimulating with a rich blend of concepts, exercises, tools, and discussion. It involves a high degree of hands-on assignments where participants can apply their learning in real situations. The experience also includes a 4-day campus immersion with exclusive access to labs in IIT-Madras’ Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) department. The adventurous ones will be excited to know there is also the opportunity to participate in a face-to-face hackathon at IIT Madras campus. On successful completion of the course, participants will be awarded a Certificate in Deep Learning and AI from IITM Pravartak and the Centre of Outreach and Digital Education, IIT-Madras. They can also avail of career services from Emeritus that will empower them with the skills and tips to ace interviews and land the top jobs.

Commenting on the launch of the programme, Programme Director, Prof. C. Chandra Sekhar, Department of Computer Science & Engineering, IIT Madras, said, “IITM Pravartak’s programme in Deep Learning & Artificial Intelligence covers text, image, video, and speech processing. Students will learn how to use Deep Learning models for tasks related to function approximation, classification of images, videos and text, visual captioning, sequence-to-sequence mapping in video and text domains.”

The first batch commences in April 2023 and since admissions are on a first come, first-serve basis, it’s a good idea to apply by (insert date) to reserve your seat. This certificate programme in AI and Deep Learning is delivered by Emeritus through a digital-first, seamless learning, and high-engagement experience. Visit the programme page for more details and apply soon to unlock today’s cutting-edge AI skills and succeed in exciting, high-growth jobs with the market’s most innovative and leading brands.

Further, Dr. M.J. Shankar Raman, CEO, IITM Pravartak Technologies Foundation, said, “New products powered by AI are taking internet by storm every day. Disruptions are happening in the AI / ML / Deep Learning space every day. These reconfirms that students and industry professionals must be skilled with best faculties, platforms and tools. IITM Pravartak is happy to announce this certification course along with Emeritus for professionals and students to attain mastery in these areas.”

About IITM Pravartak Technologies Foundation

IITM Pravartak is funded by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, under its National Mission on Interdisciplinary Cyber-Physical Systems, and hosted as a Technology Innovation Hub (TIH) by IIT Madras. The NM-ICPS is a comprehensive Mission aimed at complete convergence with all stakeholders by establishing strong linkages between academia, industry, Government, and International Organizations.

IITM Pravartak Technology Innovation Hub focuses on new knowledge in Sensors, Networks, Actuators and Control Systems (SNACS) through extensive and application-oriented research. IITM Pravartak gladly takes the role of preparing young India for the next generation of world-class technologies.

About Emeritus

Emeritus offers customised and open programmes in India, Singapore, Dubai and other global locations in collaboration with MIT Sloan, Columbia Business School, IIM Lucknow Executive Education, IIM Calcutta Executive Education, ISB Executive Education, Harvard Business School, Kellogg Executive Education, Berkeley Executive Education, and Wharton Executive Education, amongst other leading Institutes. Our world-class executive education programmes, supported by eminent programme experts, provide an immersive learning experience integrated with actionable insights and practical business applications. The meticulously curated programmes are delivered in a different range of formats; in-class, online, as well as blended programmes. Our extensive portfolio also includes short 2-4 day in-class workshops, online courses of 2-3 months duration as well as comprehensive learning journeys that run over 6-9 months, customised to an organisation’s requirement. The Emeritus Group has more than 1,400 employees globally and offices in Mumbai, New Delhi, Shanghai, Singapore, Palo Alto, Mexico City, New York, Boston, London, and Dubai. Following its $650 million Series E funding round in August 2021, the company is valued at $3.2 billion and is backed by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Leeds Illuminate, Prosus Ventures, Sequoia Capital India, Bertelsmann, Accel and SoftBank Vision Fund 2.

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