AMARAVATI, AP: The School of Electronics Engineering of VIT-AP University hosted the 5th International Conference on Advances in Distributed Computing and Machine Learning (ICADCML’24) on January 5th on the campus. The conference brought together over 200 participants, including research scholars, faculty members, and students, making it a resounding success.
The distinguished conveners, Dr. Umakanta Nanda and Dr. Ravindra Dhuli spearheaded the conference with the support of General Chairs Dr. Lakhan Dev Sharma and Dr. Rohit Lorenzo. The conference opened with a warm welcome extended to the Chief Guest, Mr. Sumeet Verma, Director of Strategy at Intel Technology India Private Limited, and all the esteemed delegates.
The conference’s chief guest, Mr. Sumeet Verma, delivered insightful views on the technical aspects of the conference, adding value to the diverse array of topics discussed during the event.
Dr. S. V Kota Reddy, Vice-Chancellor of VIT-AP University, highlighted the academic achievements and milestones of the university
Dr. Ravindra Dhuli, Dean of Academic Research and convenor of ICADML’24 addressed the gathering, sharing his experiences and emphasizing the significance of the ICADML’24 conference
Dr. Rohit Lorenzo, General Chair ICADML’24, who delivered a welcome address shared the vision and purpose behind the event.
The 5th International Conference on Advances in Distributed Computing and Machine Learning (ICADCML’24) at VIT-AP University proved to be a platform for knowledge exchange, fostering collaboration among researchers, academicians, and industry professionals. The conference addressed cutting-edge developments in distributed computing and machine learning, paving the way for future advancements in these fields.
The inauguration session concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Umakanta Nanda, Convener ICADCML’24 & Dean, SENSE, expressing gratitude to all participants, sponsors, and contributors who made the conference a resounding success.
 on January 5th on the campus. The conference brought together over 200 participants, including research scholars, faculty members, and students, making it a resounding success.){kind=link}