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IBM promises a 4,000 qubit quantum computer by 2025: Here's what it means
When will quantum computing move beyond experimentation? IBM CEO Arvind Krishna gives his predictions and explains how IBM intends to deliver quantum computing services to the market.
ANU launches quantum-powered random number generator on AWS Marketplace
More than 310,000 active AWS customers will be able to make unlimited random number requests.
Hyundai chooses IonQ's quantum tech to improve its vehicles' object recognition capabilities
The automaker hopes the quantum machine learning services of IonQ can help it improve its 3D object detection safety systems for drivers and autonomous vehicles.
OpenSSH now defaults to protecting against quantum computer attacks
Changes made to protect against attacks that ciphertext now, in order to decrypt later.
Australia reinforces data and quantum as priority research areas in new roadmap
The 2021 National Research Infrastructure Roadmap has identified priorities for future investment in Australia's national research infrastructure.
Fujitsu claims to have developed the world's fastest quantum simulator
The Japanese technology giant believes its simulator can achieve double the performance of other similar machines by IBM and Intel.
Google's quantum-focused Sandbox division is being spun off
The quantum technology company is going independent with the help of several big-name investors and a Board that includes Alphabet's own Eric Schmidt as Chair.
Q-CTRL touts error-correction methods boost quantum algorithm success by 1000 times
The quantum startup is edging closer to reducing quantum computer-related errors.
Quantum experts call for joint approach to growing Australia's quantum sector
A coordinated approach will attract talent, investment, and help Australia be globally competitive, says Australia's chief scientist.
Singapore to build quantum-safe network for critical infrastructure trials
National network will initially comprise 10 nodes across the country and provide a testbed for public and private organisations to trial critical infrastructure applications within a quantum-safe environment.
IonQ teaming with US Department of Energy to produce domestic barium qubits for quantum computing
The quantum computing company and US federal agency are trying to create a stable, domestic pipeline for sourcing the barium qubits used in quantum processors built by IonQ.
NEC taps into quantum computing to improve IT maintenance equipment delivery
NEC said based on initial trials, quantum technology can reduce delivery costs by 30%.