Category: quantumdaily

Insider Brief: Siloton Limited has acquired a sub-surface image of the retina in a synthetic eye, using its revolutionary photonic chip technology. The synthetic eye, more commonly known as a retinal phantom, is anatomically analogous […]

Insider Brief IESE Business School Master in Management (MiM) students use  software to demonstrate how quantum algorithms can solve problems more efficiently than classical algorithms. More than 100 students investigated quantum solutions for solving specific […]

Roubaix – March 16th 2023 – OVHcloud, the European cloud leader, further confirms its  ambitions and support of the growing quantum computing ecosystem with the purchase of its first quantum powered machine to kick-off new efforts in […]

Insider Brief SEEQC introduced a family of high speed, energy-efficient Single Flux Quantum (SFQ) digital chips. The chips are also fully integrated with qubits — a critical milestone in building scalable error-corrected quantum computers and […]

By Alex Challans (CEO) and Matt Swayne (Editorial Director) of The Quantum Insider. Quantum technology, devices that rely on quantum mechanics for computation, sensing and a range of other applications, may have achieved hype status […]

The UK government identified quantum technologies as a top priority for the next decade and explained this focus in its National Quantum Strategy released on March 14. Released by the Department of Science, Technology and […]

The UK budget will include an approximate £2.5 billion investment in quantum technologies, dubbed “The Plan for Quantum,” which reflecting both the vast potential of the technology and the nation’s desire to be a global […]

What Exactly Is Quantum Artificial Intelligence? Although poorly understood at the moment, quantum artificial intelligence (QAI) is a promising technology that could be transformative to so many verticals, potentially enhancing — as well as accelerating — tried and tested […]

Insider Brief VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland announced the launch of its quantum computing spinout SemiQon. SemiQon’s approach relies on relatively inexpensive and easy-to-replicate silicon quantum dot-based technology. Critical Quote: “Our solution responds to three […]

The UK government is expected to a decade-long £2.5 billion funding program to support quantum computing in the country, according to the Financial Times. The program will help the UK, already a leader in quantum, […]