
QpiAI launches 25-qubit superconducting quantum computer in India
Wants to scale the system to 100 logical qubits by 2030
Wants to scale the system to 100 logical qubits by 2030
Chips will be used to support use cases within the Air Force
Canadian telco also planning to expand its Kamloops site to house a supercomputer
System funded by a $3.15 million, five-year grant from the National Institutes of Health
System deployed in the company’s IBM Quantum Data Center in Germany
System specifications still not been shared
Funding will be used to expand cloud computing capacity for science and engineering research
Funding package made up of new and previously announced investments
Value of funding not shared
Funding round included participation from European Innovation Council
Aerial photos revealed 35 onsite methane gas turbines
Commission also plans to propose Cloud and AI Development Act to triple EU data center capacity
Project Hedy will be colocated with the 200MW wind farm
Jolivet previously held role of VP and GM of cyber digital business at Thales
Wafer Scale Engine processors provide both training and inferencing capabilities
Has been specifically engineered to support AI workloads
Will contain 20x more chips than country’s existing Nvidia-based system
System renamed Discoverer+
Program to determine if building a fault-tolerant quantum computer within a decade is possible
Will be powered by onsite natural gas generation
Will be hosted by CINECA in Bologna, Italy
The loan has five-year term
Joins company’s Aria-1, Aria-2, and Forte on the service
System developed in partnership with ExxonMobil, HPE, and Nvidia
Trio sign multi-year partnership
And more cloud news from GTC
The system will be housed in two standard 19-inch data center racks
Working with quantum companies to see where GPUs can help