U.S. DoD Awards $500K for Quantum Market Research
U.S. DoD Awards $500K for Quantum Market Research. U.S. DoD Awards $500K for market research on current and future quantum capabilities. The project is intended
December 4, 2018
U.S. DoD Awards $500K for Quantum Market Research. U.S. DoD Awards $500K for market research on current and future quantum capabilities. The project is intended
U.S. DoD Awards $500K for Quantum Market Research. U.S. DoD Awards $500K for market research on current and future quantum capabilities. The project is intended
Applied Materials Teams with State University of New York in $600M Project. Semi-conductor maker Applied Materials has teamed with SUNY to bring the Materials
Quantum-safe virtual private networks require securing from quantum computing’s threat. Not only are VPNs vulnerable, but much of the cryptographic infrastructure affiliated with the VPN. The RSA cryptosystem and elliptic curve cryptographic methods will purportedly expose their weakness to quantum computing.
Quantum computing, large-scale computing, machine learning, and big data analytics will be studied jointly by Canadian and German organizations now that a memorandum-of-understanding has been signed.
Strategic policy informed with quantum information science and technologies is beginning to gain notice. Recent studies by D.C. think-tanks are identifying challenges to quantum initiatives. The Hudson Institute, a Washington D.C. think-tank, promotes strategic policy and national security.
More than one research firm is tossing out ideas for quantum computing’s influence on the world by 2028…
“If you want the masses to start using quantum computers, you have to teach them what the hell they do.” There aren’t enough of “them” to train, either. From industry to academia and now into government, here’s a brief discussion regarding quantum computing jobs in each of these sectors.
The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Defense Services Office (DSO) recently released a request for information (RFI), DARPA-SN-18-68, “Quantum Computing Applications with State
Testimony delivered to the U.S. House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence leaves the winner of the “decades long marathon to develop a fully functional quantum computer” up in the air. Other testimony stated active research is being conducted on “quantum radar, imaging, and navigation technologies” by the Chinese defense industry. Further details are found in this research piece.
