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Press releases from Quantum Computing industry
Collaborations with ISARA Corporation and ID Quantique will make quantum-safe crypto more widely available to protect data in the cloud, applications and across networks. Thales today announced its collaboration with ISARA Corp. and ID Quantique (IDQ), leading providers of complementary quantum-safe security solutions, to collaborate on a quantum-safe, crypto-agile solution designed to protect against the security threat of quantum computing. As the reality of quantum computing approaches,...
Quantum Computing Inc. (OTC:QUBT) (the “Company” or “Quantum Computing”), an advanced technology company developing applications for quantum computers, announced today that the company has been upgraded to the OTCQB Market effective August 5, 2019. “This upgrade to the OTCQB market is a demonstration of our commitment to our shareholders to build value in Quantum Computing Inc.,” stated CEO Robert Liscouski. “We are very pleased with our progress in building Quantum Computing Inc. into a...
Department of Energy Announces $37 Million for Materials and Chemistry Research in Quantum Information Science. Today, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced $37 million in funding for targeted research in materials and chemistry to advance the important emerging field of Quantum Information Science (QIS). QIS seeks to exploit intricate quantum mechanical phenomena to create fundamentally new ways of obtaining and processing information. It is expected to play an...
Toronto-based Luci.ai now announces the launch of LuciX, the cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) Dispatch and Scheduling as a Service (DSaaS) platform. The platform empowers large and small businesses whose employees are on the go and who envy for market expansion and revenue growth. LuciX is built out of the team's dedicated research, design, and development in machine learning, deep learning, reinforcement learning, optimization, and data science and the most advanced computation...
The large, error-correcting quantum computers envisioned today could be decades away, yet experts are vigorously trying to come up with ways to use existing and near-term quantum processors to solve useful problems despite limitations due to errors or "noise." A key envisioned use is simulating molecular properties. In the long run, this can lead to advances in materials improvement and drug discovery. But not with noisy calculations confusing the results. Now, a team of Virginia Tech...
Science Minister, Chris Skidmore, announces £94 million funding for UK’s Quantum Technologies Research Hubs. Hubs centred at Birmingham, Glasgow, Oxford, and York will revolutionise sensing and timing, imaging, computing, and communications. Collaborations between 26 universities involving 138 investigators and over 100 partners. Technologies that will allow fire crews to see through smoke and dust, computers to solve previously unsolvable computational problems, construction projects to image...
Rigetti Computing is a leading full-stack quantum computing company based in Berkeley, California. Rigetti Computing, a leading quantum startup and pioneer in hybrid quantum-classical computing systems, has acquired QxBranch, a quantum computing and data analytics software startup. The acquisition builds on Rigetti's full-stack strategy and expands the company's ability to deliver quantum algorithms, solutions, and services. "Our mission is to deliver the power of quantum computing to...
The IBM Q Network Promotes Quantum Technological Change in Research and Business Co-operation The Turku Quantum Technology research team has joined the international IBM Q Network as part of the Centre of Excellence in Quantum Technology of the Academy of Finland. The aim of the network is to promote the development of quantum computers and to create new applications based on quantum technology. The European universities included in the network were announced at the World Conference of Science...
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