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Quantum Software Outlook 2022
IBM continues to lead the quantum cloud, but faces real competition to service early quantum applications. Building the future of this market still looks like a long game. It may be more important to pick a partner with the right strategy than just to compare today’s product features. The post... Read more
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Quantum Hardware Outlook 2022
Big ticket investments have created a growing number of quantum unicorns. Chinese strides with photonic and superconducting qubits have grabbed attention. Trapped ions have shone with demonstrations of logical qubits. But who is winning the race to build a practical quantum computer? The post Quantum Hardware Outlook 2022 appeared first... Read more -
Quantum Software Outlook 2021
IBM continues to dominate the quantum cloud. However access to new more powerful processors will increase competition in the early adopter market. Ideas for user-engagement and education continue to explode with innovation. In the long term, supporting developers is a challenge the conventional software industry understands, but don’t forget that... Read more
Latest News
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Quantum computing software developer Riverlane secures £3.25m funding
Cambridge, UK – Jun 13, 2019 – Riverlane, Europe’s most advanced quantum computing software developer, has raised £3.25m in seed funding, led by venture capital investors Cambridge Innovation Capital and Amadeus Capital Partners, with the participation of Cambridge Enterprise. Riverlane... Read more
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Accelerating quantum chemistry
One of the most compelling uses of a quantum computer is to find approximate solutions to the Schrodinger equation. Such ab initio or first-principles calculations form an important part of the computational chemistry tool-kit and are used to understand features... Read more -
Riverlane and dividiti join forces for quantum hackathon in Paris
Riverlane and dividiti recently had the exciting opportunity to co-organize the first Quantum Hackathon in France, with support from Quantonation and IBM. Around a 100 participants with varying abilities and backgrounds converged at 42 in Paris to take part in... Read more
