Quantum Nvidia's CUDA-Q Platform launched on Amazon Braket Amazon Braket users can employ Nvidia's open-source quantum development platform to develop hybrid workflows using the CUDA-Q directly within their Braket developer environment Latest Content Q-CTRL uses quantum sensing to overcome GPS-denial Alice & Bob and Quantinuum selected by DARPA for the Quantum Benchmarking Initiative Creating a useful quantum computer New technologies SEEQC unveils Italy’s first quantum computing system QC Ware launches Promethium for chemical and materials discovery 7 million Euro awarded to advance the deployment of a European Quantum-Secure Network White papers Leveraging open platforms for scalable quantum computing control systems Quantum computing is complicated, but the infrastructure doesn’t have to be More content Ensuring that the UK can capture the benefits of quantum computing Oak Ridge quantum researchers develop first-of-its-kind quantum gate UK government seeks out quantum industry experts for advisory board Strathclyde joins Prosperity Partnership to address thermal challenges in quantum computing Three Berkeley lab scientists receive PECASE award US DOE announces $625 million for quantum research centres Riverlane unveils quantum decoder hardware in Nature publication Quantum Motion announces record integration of quantum devices Google launches quantum chip Arctic Instruments raises 2.3 million to develop amplifiers for quantum computers Nvidia's CUDA-Q Platform launched on Amazon Braket Boosting Europe’s quantum infrastructure Pagination Previous page ‹ Previous Page 2 Next page Next ›
