The quantum revolution — pitting the US vs UK — is heating up in 2025. The US dominates with investment and scale, but the UK holds its own with smart innovation and regulatory savvy. From talent pools to chip design, both nations bring unique strengths to the field. It’s not a 1776-style rout—none-the-less, it’s another fight with global impact.
Currently, Intel doesn’t have a quantum processor that potential users can access. In the fall, it launched a new quantum software development kit and simulator. Sometime in 2023, Intel plans to debut its first QPU, a 12-qubit device, and to provide access to early developers.
[N]ew wave of rules bans companies from selling advanced computer chips used in AI or supercomputing produced using U.S. technology or machinery to China.
Quantum computing is a new strategic technology with wide-reaching implications. The ability to solve problems and perform calculations that no existing classical computer can, or ever will be able to, opens a plethora of strategic opportunities and challenges.
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