Classiq and Florence Quantum Labs collaborate to apply quantum computing to precision agriculture, focusing on sustainability and food security.
A Purdue University’s research team has embarked on a task to combine quantum computing and analysis of big data sets. How big? 3 petabytes of data is collected every two seconds. The data is coming from the U.S. electrical grid. Monitoring the data – currents and voltages – enables the grid operators to make decisions which keep the grid stable. To analyze such a tremendous amount of data requires unique systems invoking unique algorithms.
