Quantum Tech

Lancaster University spinout company Quinas Technology is showcasing innovative new memory technology that exploits quantum phenomena at the UK National Quantum Technologies Showcase in London on 2nd November 2023.

Britain’s most powerful supercomputer will use NVIDIA Grace Hopper Superchips to ground its global ambitions in machine learning.

The Science Minister George Freeman will outline the recipients of over £14 million in funding, aimed at benefitting the UK’s thriving quantum sector.

Thousands of delegates will flood the exhibition-floor at the Quantum Technologies Showcase, when it returns to the Business Design Centre in London on Thursday 2 November.

Infineon has opened a new laboratory for the development of quantum electronics in Oberhaching near Munich.

The Quantum Technologies Showcase, which last year attracted more than 1,000 delegates from 34 different countries, will host the latest ground-breaking applications of quantum technologies currently in development and in the process of being commercialised.

VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland and the European leader in building IQM Quantum Computers, have completed Finland's second quantum computer.

Cyxtera announced the launch of its new AI + Quantum Centre of Excellence (COE) in the company’s LHR3 data centre in Reading, UK.

The first winners of a £15 million competition to explore the benefits of using quantum technologies in the Government’s work across areas like health, transport, and net zero have been announced today.

AI and quantum sit atop as two of the most innovative and exciting emerging technologies of the present day – a time writhe with new discoveries.