Collaboration targeted at solving advanced quantum chemistry simulations for the development of sustainable materials.
News and Views
Quantum Tech Pod Episode 13: Pete Shadbolt, PsiQuantum Co-Founder And CSO
QuantumTechPod host Chris Bishop in conversation with Pete Shadbolt, PsiQuantum co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer about the company’s founding, what it takes to build a useful, 1 million qubit quantum computer, and the importance of fault-tolerance and error-correction for commercially useful applications.
The quantum summit last week in the US included a roundtable discussion with representatives of the Executive Office of the President and leaders from quantum information technology companies.
Quantum computers can help us regulate the climate, make new medicines and solve the energy problem. Australian Jeremy O'Brien hopes to create 'the first useful quantum computer' by the end of the decade with his company PsiQuantum.
Company on track to build a fault-tolerant quantum computer ready to tackle breakthrough applications in climate, energy, life sciences, and beyond.
PsiQuantum Raises $450 Million to Build Its Quantum Computer
Palo Alto, Calif., startup says its approach of using photons as quantum bits will lead to reliable calculations without errors.