Quantum Machine Learning with Support Vector Machines
Quantum machine learning is an emerging intersection between quantum computing and machine learning. Machine learning algorithms are sometimes too taxing for a classical computer’s CPU. Quantum computing steps in and revolutionizes the processing capacity. Even better, the technology is possible with today’s computers and has the capability to revolutionize drug discovery, nanotechnology, pattern recognition, classification […]
Industry Players, Muquans and Pasqal, Enter into Strategic Partnership
Palaiseau, April 21st, 2020 – Muquans, an industry leader in quantum sensing, and Pasqal, a French company developing quantum processors built out of arrays of neutral atoms have signed a strategic partnership agreement. The purpose is to develop cutting edge laser and control solutions to push the technological boundaries of quantum computing. This partnership is an opportunity to leverage a unique industrial and technological expertise for the design, integration and validation of advanced quantum solutions that […]
Terra Quantum secures EUR10m to build the European Quantum Ecosystem
Press release: Terra Quantum secures substantial funding of 10 million Euro to lead the second quantum revolution and to reveal the best-kept secret in quantum computing technology Zurich – 27 April 2020 – Terra Quantum AG, a world-leading European quantum technology company, has today announced that it has raised ca. 10 million Euro in total […]
The Importance of Quantum Exercises
How to Really Learn Something There’s this really nice video on the Veritasium Youtube channel that talks about the effectiveness of science videos when it comes to truly learning about a subject. The video makes the point that just because a topic is really well explained and broken down to you it doesn’t mean you […]
The Weekly Quantum Digest: Quantum Computing Pioneer Leaves Google’s QC Project
Quantum computing pioneer leaves Google, but is optimistic about the state of the industry, Oxford Quantum Computer secures grant, and more in this edition of The Quantum Weekly. Spotlight Story: Martinis Leaves Google “Since my professional goal is for someone to build a quantum computer, I think my resignation is the best course of action […]
What Can Quantum Dots Offer Quantum Computing?
Like other areas of the quantum computing industry, quantum-dot technology has the potential to improve our lives Photo by Alinenok on Unsplash R&D Of all the quantum technologies that have the potential to break new ground in computer science and quantum information science in constructing a scalable, cost-effective and fault-tolerant working machine, quantum-dot technology holds some promise. […]
University of Arizona Researchers Hone in on Quantum GPS, New Technologies
Boosting GPS with quantum technology may make it much more precise and lead to a range of other new technologies and sensors, according to a news release from the University of Arizona. In a new paper published in Physical Review Letters, University of Arizona engineering and optical sciences researchers, in collaboration with engineers from General […]
Oxford Quantum Circuits-led consortium wins Grant to Boost Quantum Technologies in the UK
Innovate UK awards Oxford Quantum Circuits-led consortium the largest ever Government grant aimed at the commercialisation of superconducting quantum technologies, and positions the UK as a global leader in the field. Together, four companies and two universities will develop foundry and measurement services which will underpin major commercial developments across the economy. Superconducting hardware is […]
Quantum Computing Now Podcast Episode 11 – Interview with Abraham Asfaw
In this episode I sit down with Abe Asfaw to talk about all things qiskit, quantum computing education, and quantum programming. Oh and I hope you like interviews because I have a lot coming up 🙂
TQD Exclusive: John Martinis, Former Head of Google’s Quantum Initiative and Tony Uttley, President of Honeywell Quantum Solutions discuss where the industry is heading
Quantum computing pioneer John Martinis may have moved on from Google’s quantum computing project, but he hasn’t moved on from his belief that quantum computers will take on real world challenges. The University of California Santa Barbara physicist told the participants of the BCI Summit, a virtual conference on the latest advances in quantum computing […]