The rate at which quantum computing is hitting the media stream is ever-increasing. This piece is a collection of recent articles and reports covering various aspects of quantum computing from the lens of business and industry. Mea Cubitt
Quantum Computing Market Recent Trends, Developments, Challenges and Opportunities | The quantum computing market is at an infant stage, where players are posing intense competition to each other for commercializing quantum computing systems. These advanced systems would be extremely powerful than the traditional computers, in terms of speed and accuracy. In the coming years, this futuristic technology would coexist with the classical computers. Some of the key players working toward the development of this next-generation computing system include Intel Corporation, IBM Corporation, Huawei Investment & Holding Co. Ltd., Alphabet Inc., Zapata Computing Inc., Silicon Quantum Computing, and Microsoft Corporation. Source: openPR. Quantum Computing Market Recent Trends, Developments, Challenges and Opportunities…
Quantum Blockchain Technologies Plc – ASIC UltraBoost – Patent Application | The board of Quantum Blockchain Technologies (AIM: QBT) is pleased to inform shareholders that, as an initial result of its new research and development (“R&D”) strategy in respect of disruptive proprietary techniques for Bitcoin mining, the Company, following the outstanding research work of its cryptography expert, has filed an application for its first patent- the ASIC UltraBoost. Source: FinanzNachrichten.de. Quantum Blockchain Technologies Plc – ASIC UltraBoost – Patent Application…
Major Quantum Computing Strategy Suffers Serious Setbacks | In 2018, researchers at the forefront of an entirely new approach to building quantum computers published, in the journal Nature, what looked to be a landmark achievement. Existing quantum computers are notoriously fragile, their quantum bits — qubits — prone to incurring random errors. But if the qubits could be made from strange configurations of electrons with the exotic name of Majorana zero-mode (MZM) quasiparticles, errors simply couldn’t occur. An MZM qubit can no more suffer a random error than you can separate the links of a chain without cutting them — the basic principles of topology, the mathematics of shape, protects against it. Source: Quantamagazine. Major Quantum Computing Strategy Suffers Serious Setbacks…
IonQ is set to make its public trading debut. Here’s a look at the quantum computing company’s 2021 highlights | This week, College Park, Maryland quantum computing company IonQ is officially going public. Following a merger with dMY Technology Group Inc. III, which is a special purpose acquisition company based in Las Vegas, the firm will begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday, Oct. 1. The merger was officially approved on Tuesday by dMY III stockholders. Source: Technically. IonQ is set to make its public trading debut. Here’s a look at the quantum computing company’s 2021 highlights…
IonQ and Quantum Machines Keep the Ball Rolling for Quantum Processing Units | As the field of quantum computing continues to heat up, two startups: IonQ and Quantum Machines, are hoping to fuel the fire with quantum processor architectures and a boost in funding Source: ALL ABOUT CIRCUTS. IonQ and Quantum Machines Keep the Ball Rolling for Quantum Processing Units…
Intel unveils second-generation neuromorphic computing chip | Intel today announced a major update to its neuromorphic computing program, including a second-generation chip called Loihi 2 and Lava, an open source framework for developing “neuro-inspired” applications. The company is now offering two Loihi 2-based neuromorphic systems — Oheo Gulch and Kapoho Point. They will be available through a cloud service to members of the Intel Neuromorphic Research Community (INRC) and Lava via GitHub for free. Source: Venturebeat. Intel unveils second-generation neuromorphic computing chip…
Citi joins $25 million round in quantum pioneer QC Ware | Koch Disruptive Technologies and polymer company Covestro, co-led the round with participation from Samsung Ventures and returning investors Citi, the D. E. Shaw group, and Pegasus Tech Ventures. Source: Finextra. Citi joins $25 million round in quantum pioneer QC Ware…
IonQ, GE Partner on Quantum Computing for Risk Analysis | IonQ, a leader in quantum computing, recently announced an initiative in partnership with GE Research to explore the impact of quantum computing and IonQ’s quantum computers in the pivotal field of risk analysis Source: The FAST MODE. IonQ, GE Partner on Quantum Computing for Risk Analysis…
11 IMPORTANT QUANTUM COMPUTING INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTIONIZATIONS | Quantum computing is still very much in infancy, as conventional computing pushes the boundaries of what can be done using known manufacturing methods. Despite this, quantum computing inspires awe in computer scientists, confusion in business leaders, and dread in cryptography specialists. According to some predictions, the quantum computing business will be worth US$5 billion by 2020, indicating that it will grow rapidly in the next few years. So, how can businesses profit from this development? What are the areas where quantum computing excels? Here are 11 quantum computing revolutionaries to look into. Source: Analytics Insight. 11 IMPORTANT QUANTUM COMPUTING INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTIONIZATIONS…
Quantum Computing Market Recent Trends, Developments, Challenges and Opportunities | The escalating investments from governments and private firms for the development of quantum science and technology will drive the quantum computing market at 33.1% CAGR during 2020–2030. The market stood at $89.6 million in 2019 and it is expected to reach $1,866.8 million by 2030. Moreover, the government organizations are extending immense support for commercialization of quantum computing by undertaking various initiatives to promote the same. Industry experts are also recognizing the vitality of developing a coordinated strategy to offer financial help to quantum-related education and research Source: openPR. Quantum Computing Market Recent Trends, Developments, Challenges and Opportunities…
Week In Review: Design, Low Power | Valens Semiconductor began trading on the New York Stock Exchange as VLN after a merger with special-purpose acquisition company (SPAC) PTK Acquisition Corp. Valens offers high-speed connectivity chips for the audio-video and automotive markets, including its HDBaseT technology for connectivity between ultra-HD video sources and remote displays and its in-vehicle high-speed links. The transaction generated about $155 million. Founded in 2006, Valens is based in Hod Hasharon, Israel. Source: SEMICONDUCTOR ENGINEERING. Week In Review: Design, Low Power…
Intel’s Loihi: Cool Even If You’re Not In the C-Suite | Several years ago, Intel unveiled Loihi, its first public neuromorphic research processor. The term “neuromorphic” is essentially a catch-all for any type of processor that attempts to mimic the function of the brain. Because the brain is a complex organism, different chips can be neuromorphic in different ways, depending on which aspect of the brain’s design they attempt to copy. Source: ExtremeTech. Intel’s Loihi: Cool Even If You’re Not In the C-Suite…
IonQ sets sights on new growth targets after going public | Peter Chapman knows that there’s a lot of work yet to do, but on Friday, the IonQ Inc. CEO was content to bask in the historic milestone of taking the quantum computing company to Wall Street. Source: WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL. IonQ sets sights on new growth targets after going public…
A Boulder Company Is Leading the Next Technology Revolution | Although still in their infancy, quantum computers are already big business, with IBM, Microsoft, Google, and state actors like China cumulatively investing billions to develop the superfast number crunchers. But ColdQuanta, a relatively tiny Boulder firm, may beat them all to a major milestone later this year: releasing a 100-qubit quantum computer. Source: 5280 DENVER’S MILE HIGH MAGAZINE. A Boulder Company Is Leading the Next Technology Revolution…
