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Microsoft and Quantinuum say theyve achieved Level 2 Resilience

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb 29, 2024--

Microsofts partnership with the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory is part of an ambitious project to compress 250 years of chemistry research into the next 25 years.

Microsoft announced Tuesday that a team of scientists used artificial intelligence and high-performance computing to plow through 32.6 million possible battery materials ― many not found in nature ― in 80 hours, a task the team estimates previously would have taken 20 years. The results kick off an ambitious effort to create a new generation of batteries less dependent on toxic and environmentally damaging lithium. The company shared some of the best candidates with the government&...

Microsoft and the US Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National used advanced AI and HPC to identify a new material for batteries in less than four days.

Microsoft Quantum team used AI to identify around 500,000 stable materials in the space of a few days. New battery material came out of a collaboration using

Microsoft today announced that it has worked with the U.S. Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) to use its Azure Quantum

NobleAI Announces Groundbreaking Collaboration with Microsoft Azure Quantum Elements

Microsoft: The new offering uses a combination of existing quantum computers, artificial intelligence and conventional high-performance computing systems.

Azure Quantum Elements, as the service is called, relies on computing power to help chemical companies simulate huge numbers of possible combinations of atoms. The point is to use computers to explore possible new materials virtually and then simulate how those materials would interact with the real world.