The Qatar Computing Research Initiative has announced plans to increase its number of scientists in residence from the present 21 to 110 by 2015.
“The QCRI aims to make Qatar a global centre for computing research,” Bradley Steffens, director of communications at the QCRI, told the Qatar Tribune. “It wants to become a leader in key areas which are vital to the growth of the country.
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