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Press releases from Quantum Computing industry
- University of Sheffield launches new research centre to revolutionise computing, communication, sensing and imaging technologies - Sheffield Quantum Centre will develop materials, devices and information technology protocols with unprecedented capabilities and performance - New research centre will include £2.1 million Quantum Technology Capital equipment capable of growing state-of-the-art semiconductor materials - Research into quantum technologies is a high priority area for the UK, with...
A new certificates program offered by the Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering at the University of Chicago will educate scientists and engineers in the key principles of quantum technology and practical applications. The rapidly emerging field of quantum technology has the power to transform cybersecurity, materials development, and computing, but jobs within the field require specific knowledge of quantum science and engineering and their potential applications. Companies in the...
Bringing a Quantum Computer to Life. In the industry session of the 23rd annual conference on Quantum Information Processing (QIP2020), which is held in Shenzhen, China, Jan 6-10 2020, SpinQ Chief Scientist Prof. Bei Zeng from University of Guelph, announced the SpinQ Gemini, a two-qubit desktop quantum computer based on Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) technology. It is the first time that a desktop quantum computer is commercially available. SpinQ Gemini is built by the state-of-the-art...
The 2020 ASC Student Supercomputer Challenge (ASC20) announced the tasks for the new season: using supercomputers to simulate Quantum circuit and training AI models to take English test. These tasks can be unprecedented challenges for the 300+ ASC teams from around the world. From April 25 to 29, 2020, top 20 finalists will fiercely compete at SUSTech in Shenzhen, China. ASC20 set up Quantum Computing tasks for the first time. Teams are going to use the QuEST (Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit)...
IQT believes that today’s quantum networking revenues come primarily from quantum key distribution (QK), quantum cloud computing and quantum sensor networks. Eventually, these strands will merge into a Quantum Internet. Where the Internet carries bits, the Quantum Internet will carry qubits. For such a Quantum Internet to evolve, quantum repeaters will have to be developed. According to a new report from Inside Quantum Technology (IQT), the market for quantum networking will reach $5.5 billion...
Quantum computers promise an immense speedup for some calculations, but they are still difficult to build. One of the challenges is that a quantum memory can store information only for a very short amount of time. How can these computers perform as many computations as possible within this short lifespan? CWI researcher Koen Groenland developed methods to do so, by replacing a long series of calculations by one fast single step that engages many quantum bits at the same time, using advanced...
Digital Technology Supercluster Announces 14 New Projects to Drive Canada’s Digital Economy. Today, the Digital Technology Supercluster (Supercluster) is announcing 14 new projects with a total investment of $25 million; eight focused on talent development for the digital economy, six in technology. The Supercluster aims to position Canada as a global leader in digital technologies by bringing together small, medium-sized and large companies, post-secondary institutions, research...
Quantum Machines Joins the IBM Q Network. Quantum Machines (QM), creators of The Quantum Orchestration Platform, a complete hardware and software solution, has announced that they have agreed to join IBM's Q Network. As part of the IBM and QM collaboration, a compiler between IBM's quantum computing programming languages, and those of QM will be developed and offered to customers. The compiler will include the algorithmics required to translate different programming languages and will be...
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