The global technology industry experienced a 44% decline in the number of quantum computing-related patent applications in Q3 2022 compared with the previous quarter
As research into quantum computing and other quantum technologies picks up pace, the USA is establishing itself as a leader in the field.
[I]t was China that launched the first quantum satellite in 2016, dubbed Micius, and a year later used it to establish how to achieve long-distance QKD communication… So where is the U.S. in all this?
Cleveland Clinic and IBM have begun deployment of the first private sector onsite, IBM-managed quantum computer in the United States.
[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.
In the latest sign that the technology revolution is moving in new directions, a six-line law with no name is helping to redefine the traditional notions of infrastructure – to include artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and semiconductors.
[T]he race toward revolutionary quantum capabilities could hit a breakthrough at any time.
D-Wave completed a planned merger… with DPCM Capital (the latter of which was already listed on the New York Stock Exchange), making the Canada-based firm the third quantum player to go public via a SPAC—that is, a special purpose acquisition company—within the last year.
Both China and the United States, among others, have already started national initiatives for this new paradigm. Israel is also placing bets on quantum computing.
A combined investment of €3 million in the CoQREATE (Convergent Quantum REsearch Alliance in TElecommunications) US-Ireland R&D Partnership has been announced to investigate technologies that will form the foundations of a quantum internet.
