October 24, 2025, was a lucky day for quantum computing advancements in Ireland. Announcing a €36.9M in funding for 6 projects, the Irish Department of Enterprise, Tourism, and Employment set aside monies under the Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund, or DTIF.
We found this analysis from The Register to be simple, short, and to-the-point. It’s in parallel with what we are beginning to see. From comments left by readers, one strikes us over and over: “That’s still a lot of people paying a lot of money for something that doesn’t work now, and still wont work in 2027” – druck. We’re not sure what cheek this punch landed on. Perhaps it was right on the chin. We recommend the full article at the link below. Because Quantum is Coming. Qubit
Dell Technologies and IonQ worked together to test a hybrid classical-quantum platform that better enables hybrid classical-quantum solutions.
OEM Partnership Between Dell Technologies and fragmentiX Storage Solutions In October 2020 the Austrian IT security company fragmentiX Storage Solutions GmbH became a worldwide OEM
Dell CTO See Vacuum Tube Era Technology and Quantum Computing Parallels Dell Technologies on democratizing 5G and the future of quantum computing Excerpts and salient
Deep Learning Aided with Quantum Computing Chips. The demands of deep learning upon processing power are likely to be met with quantum computing’s computation power more
