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Looking for some Monday inspiration? Check out our spotlight on: Charlie Bernard. As part of our Working in Quantum series, we spoke to Charlie about the work, partnerships, and innovation happening at Evoque Cyxtera to progress the quantum field, as well as the stage we are currently at in the development of quantum computing and the path forward. “Once quantum computers get to a stage where they have supremacy over classical computers, we will be able to do infinitely difficult tasks that traditional computers can’t. It’s like levelling up; we’re going to evolve to the next stage of computing, delivering outcomes we never thought we could achieve on classical computers. And we know we’re going to get to that stage in the next five, ten years.” Catch his interview here: https://okt.to/7SGMCv Cyxtera Technologies

Extropic is building a new kind of computer – not classical bits, nor quantum qubits, but a secret, more complex third thing. They call it a Thermodynamic Computer, and it might be many orders of magnitude more powerful than even the most powerful supercomputers today. https://lnkd.in/gK-CpE6i

What is the key to scale Quantum Technologies?    Speaking at #IGFLondon, Maria Maragkou, VP of Product & Partnerships of Riverlane, said, “We need diverse stakeholders to come together.”    Watch the video where she explains the potential of quantum computing!    #JoinTheConversation to explore the exciting possibilities and challenges of harnessing quantum computing!   🎥 Watch Live: https://lnkd.in/gaZUxBsk   #JoinTheConversation #LimitlessFuture #Quantum #EmergingTech 

Recently, I watched the enlightening keynote 'Entering the Era of Quantum Utility' by IBM Research. In this presentation, IBM's top experts, including SVP and Director of Research Dario Gil, VP Jay Gambetta, and others, introduced IBM Quantum's latest advancements. They discussed the emergence of quantum computing capable of high-fidelity results beyond classical simulation. The focus was on new hardware and software, particularly the IBM Quantum System Two, designed for scalable, high-performance quantum computing. This system marks a significant step in integrating quantum computing into various workflows, greatly benefiting Quantum Computational Scientists. https://lnkd.in/d7qwc75W

🌐🔬 Happy World Quantum Day! Today, we celebrate quantum science and technology around the world. Let's appreciate the brilliant minds past and present who continue to push the boundaries of what's possible.💡Did you know? Quantum technology could transform our future with ultra-fast computers, unbreakable encryption, and new forms of communication. Join us in celebrating #WorldQuantumDay by sharing your thoughts about how quantum technologies will shape our future. More on quantum technologies https://ow.ly/IkZ750Rfhae #QuantumScience #QuantumComputing

The last review of the past year shows another absolute highlight: another #quantumsystem lands at the LRZ, this time one that implements #qubits from an #iontrap. The new computer comes from AQT Alpine Quantum Technologies and is used by Munich Quantum Valley for research purposes: https://lnkd.in/ggFS39TQ #quantumcomputing, #IT4Science, #discoverLRZ

Quantum memories are critical to quantum networks because they enable the storage and processing of qubits within quantum systems. Dive into details about where and how this tech is used in this animated infographic. #SecureNetworks #QuantumNetworking

Exciting breakthroughs in quantum computing! Quantinuum's H2-1 quantum computer has set a new world record for quantum supremacy, achieving unprecedented performance and energy efficiency. Dive into the latest advancements and their implications for the future of computing. 🚀💻 #QuantumComputing #Innovation #TechNews #Quantinuum #QuantumSupremacy

Quantum computing is on the agenda at #HPEDiscover – and it should be on enterprises’ agendas. Labs Chief Architect Kirk Bresniker is delivering a Tech Talk today at the conference, outlining how quantum accelerates calculations to solve meaningful scientific problems. What’s next for quantum? Here’s our Discover demo showing a simulation of a 40-qubit quantum circuit on a supercomputer.

We have introduced a new technique in quantum computing that promises to change how we tackle complex problems. With this technology, what used to take an estimated 200 days to compute on quantum simulator. Find out more here: https://okt.to/Rste8y #QuantumComputing #Technology