If we could not find room for it, time to digest it, or a reason to run it during the past week, we have collected it here. Not a recap for the week, but a cleanup of pieces we received and just could not get to.
Because Quantum is Coming. Qubit
Algorithms & Software
Google launches simulator to help researchers develop quantum algorithms | Google on Monday said it is launching qsim, a new open-source quantum simulator to help researchers develop quantum algorithms. e search-giant has unveiled a new website to get started with qsim and other open-source quantum software. searchers can access Google’s tools, research initiatives, educational material, latest publications and research repositories from the website. Source: THE HINDU. Aditya Saroha Google launches simulator to help researchers develop quantum algorithms…
Cybersecurity & Cryptography
01 Communique Partners with ixFintech to Deliver New Quantum-safe Bitcoin ATM Machine | 01 Communique Laboratory Inc. (TSXV:ONE)(OTCQB:OONEF) (the “Company”) one of the first-to-market, enterprise level cybersecurity providers for the quantum computing era, today announced that ixFintech is the first customer to successfully deploy IronCAP quantum-safe cryptographic technology to the Digital Asset Exchange Machine (DAEM) in Cyberport, Hong Kong (a government sponsored program). The work has been the result of a previous MOU with ixFintech to adopt IronCAP as their quantum computing security solution in the development of future technology solutions (see November 19, 2019 press release). Source: Digital Journal. 01 Communique Partners with ixFintech to Deliver New Quantum-safe Bitcoin ATM Machine…
Quantum computing: The next WannaCry-like episode? | 2020 was an unprecedented year in many ways, but the spike in cyberattacks that we saw during the pandemic has changed the security landscape forever, says Gaurav Banga of Balbix. What does 2021 have in store? With bad actors exploiting vulnerabilities from the remote workforce, to taking advantage of the population’s fear and anxiety around COVID-19, security professionals must be prepared for whatever additional threats 2021 will bring. To gain an insight into 2021 cybersecurity predictions, Digital Journal caught up with Gaurav Banga, CEO and founder of Balbix. Source: CTOVISION.COM. Digital Journal Quantum computing: The next WannaCry-like episode?…
Business & Industry
Archer (ASX:AXE) share price lifts on partnership deal | Max Kelsen is an established leader in the field of artificial intelligence and machine learning applications. The software business represents a number of Fortune 500 companies as well as Australia’s most iconic brands. Its core business model revolves around workflow automation and value extraction from data that provides accurate modelling for critical decisions. Source: The Motley Fool. Aaron Teboneras The Archer (ASX:AXE) share price lifts on partnership deal…
AI And Quantum Computing Success Requires Well Managed Synergy | According to the report, for the companies that reported a significant financial benefit from AI, “AI isn’t just a path to automation; it’s an integral, strategic component of their businesses. To achieve significant financial benefits, companies must look beyond the initial, albeit fundamental, steps of AI adoption—of having the right data, technology, and talent in place, and organizing these elements around a corporate strategy…Source: Forbes. Tom Coughlin AI And Quantum Computing Success Requires Well Managed Synergy…
Science & Research
Quantum computers get a speed boost from a new device made by Bristol University researchers | Researchers from Bristol University and Université Côte d‘Azur have created a new device that could improve the speed of quantum computers by ten times. The new device is a miniaturised light detector made from two silicon chips and measures the properties of ‘squeezed’ light at record speeds, significantly faster than the previous state of the art. Next-generation technologies like quantum computers could use light as the carrier of information and have the potential for computing power that far exceeds regular computers. Source: epigram. Edward Deacon Quantum computers get a speed boost from a new device made by Bristol University researchers…
