From office machines to mainframe computers and from typewriters to the Metaverse, the one constant in the evolution in technology over the last century has been IBM. Based on the current roadmap into the quantum […]
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Quantum Computers Everywhere Like any other disruptive technology, quantum computing has its advocates and detractors. Professor Winfried Hensinger — lead at the Sussex Ion Quantum Technology Group and the director of the Sussex Centre for Quantum Technologies — is […]
Institut quantique’s Quantum Enigma series continues with its latest video featuring the Monty Hall Problem. The diamond you won previously has disappeared. Your search leads you to Monty Hall Manor, where Kettu has hidden your […]
My name is Anders Liman. I’m a graduate student studying Tech Ethics and Science Policy at Duke University. I also hold a master’s in Computer Science from North Carolina State University. This summer, as part […]
The Unitary Fund announced results of its 2022 Quantum Open Source Software — OSS — Survey. The survey gathered feedback from more than 1000 members of the community. Some of the interesting findings: The community […]
Insider Brief IBM and Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale announced that they have started the discovery phase of an engagement to include exploring applicability of quantum computing to banking and insurance use cases. This is the […]
Could quantum computers deliver useful and relevant results today, or must we wait years for universal, fault-tolerant gate-based computers? Classical computers are universal (can do “anything”), are fault-tolerant, and are fully programmable. But their capabilities […]
Insider Brief Quandela and EDF agreed to study the use of photonic computing can in numerical simulations of hydroelectric dam deformation. The technology could increase the accuracy of the simulations, speed up the calculations and […]
Earlier this summer, Institut quantique launched its third Quantum enigma – The Four-squared chessboard. Alice and Bob are challenged by Aïka, who’s hidden a key under one of the four chessboard squares. A coin is […]
Quantum in Israel It’s always nice to hear the experts’ views as to what effect quantum computing will have on our future. Not only for the obvious benefit of hearing various views on the topic but […]
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