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Google, XPRIZE Launch $5M Quantum Application Challenge
Google Quantum AI, the XPRIZE Foundation, and the Geneva Science and Diplomacy Anticipator (GESDA) Foundation have announced a 3-year, $5 million global competition to generate quantum computing …
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Apple Rolls out Post Quantum Security for iOS
February 21, 2024
Think implementing so-called Post Quantum Cryptography (PQC) isn't important because quantum computers able to decrypt current RSA codes don’t yet exist? Not Read more…
QED-C Issues New Quantum Benchmarking Paper
February 20, 2024
The Quantum Economic Development Consortium last week released a new paper on benchmarking – Quantum Algorithm Exploration using Application-Oriented Performa Read more…
Synopsys Eats Ansys: Does HPC Get Indigestion?
February 8, 2024
Recently, it was announced that Synopsys is buying HPC tool developer Ansys. Started in Pittsburgh, Pa., in 1970 as Swanson Analysis Systems, Inc. (SASI) by John Swanson (and eventually renamed), Ansys serves the CAE (Computer Aided Engineering)/multiphysics engineering simulation market. Read more…
Eyes on the Quantum Prize – D-Wave Says its Time is Now
January 30, 2024
Early quantum computing pioneer D-Wave again asserted – that at least for D-Wave – the commercial quantum era has begun. Speaking at its first in-person Ana Read more…
HPC Memory: When Faster Might Be Slower
January 18, 2024
Everyone in HPC knows the general rule, "the faster the memory, the better," but drilling down into this rule of thumb, a better question is, "How much faster a Read more…
Quantum 2023-24: Five Questions to Ponder, Five Actions to Take Next Year
January 3, 2024
What a year - two new ~1000-qubit QPUs; two public Q companies have faced delisting pressure. Seems like the same boom-bust enthusiasm cycle for quantum computi Read more…
STEM-Trek NRG@SC23 Workshop: Inspiring and Enlightening!
December 18, 2023
STEM-Trek, a nonprofit that supports scholarly travel, mentoring, and advanced skills training for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, hosted a p Read more…
The New Space Age – NASA, SpaceX, AI, and the Artemis Missions
December 13, 2023
The future of spaceflight lies in the successful transition from an approach in historical past brilliance and relative consistency, such as found in classical Read more…
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