Diagram of Sandwich and How It Is Structured to Work. Credit: SandboxAQ As we have mentioned many times previously, the IT community will need to make some major changes over the next few years to […]
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Tech Mahindra is an Indian multinational information technology services and consulting company that has about 150,000 employees and operates in 90 countries. The company has a global network of Makers Labs with a different deep-tech focus for each location. In June, […]
Javier Mancilla, a QML researcher at Stafford Computing, is interviewed by Yuval Boger. Javier discusses his work in quantum computing, particularly its application in the finance sector. Despite the limitations of current NISQ machines, Javier […]
Alice & Bob, a French quantum hardware developer, has appointed Élie Girard as its Executive Chairman. Mr. Girard was previous the Chief Executive Officer of Atos and had also worked at Orange, EY, the French […]
To encourage new startups to develop products and technology that take full advantage of NVIDIA’s offerings, NVIDIA has created a free Inception Program designed to help startups by providing technical tools, opportunities to connect with […]
Credit: Quantinuum, BMW, Airbus, Aerostack from arXiv 2307.15823v1 As aircraft and auto companies research new technologies for creating low carbon emitting vehicles, an electric engine powered by a hydrogen fuel cell is considered a promising […]
QuEra had made its 256 qubit analog mode quantum processor called Aquila available through AWS Braket last November. For many users that access method will be sufficient for the research and test cases they are […]
By Yuval Boger, Chief Marketing Officer, QuEra Computing J. Robert Oppenheimer, a towering figure in the annals of physics, is often hailed as the “architect of the atomic bomb.” While his direct influence on quantum […]
PlanQK is a consortium supported by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate that was created to develop a platform and an ecosystem for quantum applications. It consists of 19 partners and 84 […]
Clarice Aiello, a UCLA electrical engineering faculty member, is interviewed by Yuval Boger. Clarice and Yuval talk about her work in quantum biology, nature-made quantum sensors and their potential macroscopic biological impacts. They also explore […]
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