Quantum computing

Why the Future Will Never Be Slow Again

The fast-changing, uncertain and ambiguous environments that organisations operate in today, require organisations to re-think all their internal business processes…

8 years ago

The power of quantum technology in 2018

The power of quantum technology in 2018: how does this develop nowadays Quantum technology is a new field in physics,…

8 years ago

IBM now have a 50 qubit quantum computer, but are still trying to figure out what to do with it

Latest article by Henry Joseph-Grant, to see more click here For those outside of quantum research, academia and the tech…

9 years ago

Intercontinental quantum key distribution experiment by Jian-Wei Pan group in China. Transmitting images & video-conference from China to Austria

Latest article by Henry Joseph-Grant, click here Last year I had the privilege to visit the Russian Quantum Centre in…

9 years ago

JUST EAT Data-wiz Cheri Davies needs our help to raise awareness of her urgent cancer treatment fundraise

Latest article by Henry Joseph-Grant. Cancer, if it was a form of technology it would be Quantum computing, there are…

9 years ago

Digital Co-Creation: Fujitsu Forum Munich 8-9 November 2017 reviewed

By Eimear Dodd, freelance journalist/writer Artificial Intelligence, biometric security and quantum computing were some of the topics discussed at this…

9 years ago

Tyndall Technology Lights the way for Quantum Computing

Quantum computing is heralded as the next revolution in terms of global computing. Google, Intel and IBM are just some…

10 years ago

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