Can quantum head off a skills gap?
As IBM raises quantum bar, sector needs skills pipeline.
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As IBM raises quantum bar, sector needs skills pipeline.
Dubai, 21st November, 2021 (WAM) -- A high-level delegation of ministers and industry leaders from the United Arab Emirates are confirmed to participate at the fourth edition of the Global Manufacturing and Industrialisation Summit (#GMIS2021), which will be held from November 22-27 at the Dubai Exhibition Centre at EXPO 2020, reflecting the country’s commitment of building an advanced manufacturing sector underpinned by advanced technologies and Fourth Industrial Revolution solutions. Co-chaired by the UAE Ministry of Industry Advanced Technology and the United Nations Industrial Developme...
Press Contact: Joseph Hood Tel.: +44 (0) 7385 026 260 E-Mail: joseph.hood@capgemini.com Capgemini and Fraunhofer IAIS lead study in Quantum Machine Learning
- The potentials and commercial applications in the NISQ era for Quantum computing, Quantum communication, and Quantum sensing. - Quantum computing applications for optimization, machine learning, and chemistry. Quantum communication applications with classical (e.g., PQC) or Quantum approach (e.g., QKD). Quantum sensing applications for medical devices, aerospace, and defense industries. ”Finding appropriate algorithms and problems is really challenging for Quantum Computers now,“ said Rupak Biswas, Ph.D., Director of NASA Exploration Technology, who mentioned this during one of the keyn...
Apr 1, 2021 03:18 EDT with 3 comments The applications and development of quantum computers have steadily picked up pace in the last few years. We've seen researchers applying this novel method of computation in a variety of domains including quantum chemistry, fluid dynamics research, open problems, and even machine learning, all with promising results. Continuing this trend, UK-based startup Cambridge Quantum Computing (CQC) has now demonstrated that quantum computers "can learn to reason". Confusing at first, this claim is based upon new research coming out of CQC. Dr. Mattia...