Quantum Computing
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BT and Toshiba to launch quantum-secured network across LondonNews The two companies say this is the first commercially available network of its kind
By Zach Marzouk Published
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Infosys selects AWS to develop next-gen quantum computing applicationsNews The firm will leverage Amazon Braket to test novel quantum computing algorithms
By Praharsha Anand Published
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IBM offers quantum industry’s first developer certificationNews The company hopes this it help companies and research institutions get their workforce “quantum-ready"
By Zach Marzouk Published
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The quantum internet is on its wayIn-depth A pair of key experiments show how quantum tech could add unbreakable security to the internet
By Nicole Kobie Published
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Q-CTRL’s new AI toolset allows quantum computers to self-optimizeNews The toolset runs on Q-CTRL’s flagship BOULDER OPAL software
By Praharsha Anand Published
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What will quantum computing mean for business?Sponsored Now that quantum computing is no longer just an experimental theory, it’s time to think about how your company can take advantage of the possibilities
By ITPro Published
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The IT Pro Podcast: The DARQ side of securityIT Pro Podcast We explore DARQ technologies, and their potential security implications
By IT Pro Published
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Quantum security: The end of security as we know it?In-depth It’s a core component of the developing DARQ technologies, but if a quantum computer performs as expected it could wreak havoc on cyber security
By David Howell Published
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Graphcore unveils most complex processor yetNews The new IPU features a record-breaking 59.4 billion transistors
By Sabina Weston Published
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Quantum supremacy is here — so what?In-depth While Google's claim to have hit the milestone is important, there's still a way to go on the road to quantum computing
By Nicole Kobie Published
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What are the benefits of quantum computing?In-depth This emerging technology promises to revolutionise computing, but we're some way from general availability
By Sandra Vogel Published
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