The quantum computing landscape is rapidly evolving, marked by significant advancements and increasing awareness of future challenges.
Nvidia is establishing a quantum computing research center in Boston, joining the growing field.
MIT researchers have developed a technology that combines quantum computers using light, enabling different superconducting quantum computers to exchange information about quantum states. This system uses niobium-titanium alloy cables to transmit microwave pulses, allowing for bidirectional data exchange and simultaneous multi-signal transmission.
The UK's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) warns businesses to prepare for post-quantum cryptography, aiming for complete migration by 2035, with initial plans by 2028 and priority activities by 2031. This migration is a global-scale change affecting IT and operational technology systems.
Nvidia's new research center will utilize the NVIDIA CUDA-Q quantum development platform to develop hybrid quantum algorithms and applications.
These developments highlight the potential of quantum computing to revolutionize industries and the urgent need for robust security measures to protect against future threats.