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Training and skills acquisition in advanced computing is becoming increasingly important as HPC, AI, and even quantum are being explored by scientists across a wide range of use cases, writes Robert Roe
An Indian-based software company has introduced a new platform to support the development of room temperature Qubits and help scientists more easily control quantum computing systems.
Q-CTRL, a developer of quantum control infrastructure software, has announced the addition of Alex Shih as Head of Product. In his new role, Shih will lead the company’s product management teams to deliver the technology’s value and ROI to customers and end users in new, broader markets.
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Fujitsu and RIKEN research institute plan to jointly offer quantum computers to companies in the fiscal year starting April 2023.
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Atos and the Wellcome Genome Campus in Cambridgeshire, UK, have announced the official opening of its global Life Sciences Centre of Excellence.
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Quantinuum has released, InQuanto, a quantum computational chemistry software platform that makes it easy for computational chemists to experiment with a wide range of quantum algorithms on today’s quantum computers.
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Atos UK and Ireland and the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) Hartree Centre have awarded the Joseph Fourier Prize to Doctor Bipasha Chakraborty
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Fujitsu has announced the ‘Fujitsu Computing as a Service (CaaS)’ to accelerate digital transformation by offering access to some of the world’s most advanced computing technologies via the cloud for commercial use
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Together with 24 German research institutions and companies, the Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems (IPMS) is working on a quantum computer with improved error rates in the collaborative project QSolid coordinated by Forschungszentrum Jülich
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Q-CTRL has announced the results of hardware benchmarking experiments demonstrating its autonomous error-correction techniques increased the likelihood of quantum computing algorithm success over 1000x on real hardware
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We round up the latest laboratory software tools to help streamline laboratory operations in 2023
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We round up the latest cluster management software tools available to scientists and researchers using HPC
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A round-up of the latest processing and memory technologies
