Category: Quantum Computing

October 29, 2020

Honeywell Delivers the H1, its Most Powerful Quantum Computer Yet

Honeywell has announced its next generation quantum computer offering 10 fully connected qubits and quantum volume of 128. What it means?

Emerging Technologies, Quantum Computing

September 24, 2020

Daniel Newman

Research Note

Zapata’s Orquestra Brings Us Closer To Democratizing Quantum

With the release of its Orquestra software, Boston based Zapata Computing is democratizing access to quantum computing.

Emerging Technologies, Quantum Computing

August 21, 2020

Sarah Wallace

Research Note

AWS Announces General Availability of Amazon Braket Quantum Computing Tool

AWS announced last week the general availability of Amazon Braket, its new quantum computing tool. Braket is a fully-managed AWS service that Amazon markets as a service that will spur innovation across the entire quantum community, allowing developers, researchers, and scientists to experiment with computers from quantum hardware providers, while only paying for compute services used. With companies like Fidelity, VW and University of Waterloo already using the tool, Braket is now generally available in the US East (N. Virginia), US West (N. California), and US West (Oregon) AWS Regions.

Emerging Technologies, Quantum Computing

June 19, 2020

Daniel Newman

Research Note

Honeywell Makes the Next Big Leap in Quantum Computing

Honeywell has broken through to the next big milestone in Quantum Computing announcing the achievement of 64 qubits, doubling IBM's previous record of 32

Emerging Technologies, Quantum Computing

March 12, 2020

James Kobielus

Research Note

Google’s TensorFlow Quantum Is a Key Industry Milestone in Machine Learning Acceleration

Google’s latest announcement lands in a fast-moving, but still immature, quantum computing marketplace. By extending the most popular open-source ML development framework, Google will almost certainly catalyze use of TensorFlow Quantum in a wide range of ML-related initiatives. The Google-developed quantum ML framework will find its way into a wide range of other solution providers’ quantum computing environments. So what will Google’s likely next move be in the Quantum ML space? Read on to see what I think.