Quantum Computing

IFS Chief Product Officer Christian Pedersen discusses the future of enterprise software, emphasizing the imperative of AI-driven automation and quantum computing to address evolving workforce dynamics and productivity challenges, while ensuring that IFS helps customers navigate these technological advancements seamlessly.

Enterprise software is poised for a transformation due to quantum computing, which enables faster data analysis and optimization that outpaces traditional computing, with major companies like IBM, Google, and Microsoft spearheading research and pilot programs while addressing challenges such as hardware limitations and talent shortages.

Announced at its annual IBM Quantum Summit in New York, IBM has unveiled its ‘IBM Quantum Heron’, the first in a new series of quantum processors engineered to deliver high performance metrics.

IBM and PINQ² (the Platform for Digital and Quantum Innovation of Quebece) have announced the inauguration of IBM Quantum System One at IBM Bromont.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute is the first university to own an IBM Quantum System One, in hopes that it will enhance the educational experiences and research capabilities of students at RPI, subsequently accelerating New York’s growth as a technology epicenter. 

IBM has announced a new breakthrough for the company, demonstrating that quantum computers can produce accurate results at a scale of 100+ qubits reaching beyond leading classical approaches.

EY Global Services Limited will be joining the IBM Quantum Network, in an expansion of the two companies partnership.

IBM have unveiled the first deployment of an onsite private sector IBM-managed quantum computer in the US.