Quantum Business News
Baidu today detailed Quantum Leaf, a new Cloud Quantum Computing platform designed for programming, simulating, and executing quantum workloads. It will provide a programming environment for quantum-infrastructure-as-a-service setups and it complements the Paddle Quantum development toolkit the company released
Cambridge Quantum Computing (CQC) today launched the world’s first cloud-based Quantum Random Number Generation (QRNG) Service with integrated verification for the user, an important stepping stone on the road to Quantum Advantage. The application developed
There have been a lot of articles and papers about the post of Jay Gambetta, IBM Fellow and Vice President, IBM Quantum. We’d like to emphasize on major information embedded in this post. First, this
HORIBA, a company involved in measurement and analysis solutions for advanced research and industry, and the world leader in Raman microscopy and nanoscopy, has announced a strategic collaboration with Qnami, a swiss startup pioneer in scanning
Seeqc today announced it has secured a total of $22.4 million in its Series A fundraising, led by the EQT Ventures fund, to advance commercially viable application-specific quantum computing systems. In addition to EQT Ventures,
The UK government announced a £10 million investment to let businesses and researchers make the most of quantum capabilities. California-based company Rigetti Computing will develop the quantum computer over a three-year programme, in partnership with
Xanadu, a leading company in photonic quantum computing, announced the release of the world’s first publicly available Photonic Quantum Cloud platform. Developers can now access Xanadu’s gate-based photonic quantum processors, in 8, 12, and soon
BBVA is closely following through various lines of research aimed at exploring applications of quantum computing in the world of finance. As part of this work, and in collaboration with Spanish startup Multiverse, the joint research team
Researchers at Chicago Quantum continue to investigate the use of quantum computers in Finance. They have now looked for building an optimal portfolio out of a universe of 60 U.S. listed, liquid equities. Starting from
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A mobile banking app based on SK Telecom’s 5G quantum cryptography technology will be introduced at a South Korean bank. Personal information will be thoroughly protected when customers transfer money or going through identity verification
