Quantum computing - competitive advantage or security risk?
summary
EY claims a practical path to quantum readiness, running a quantum space experience center in Munich, publishing a QKD network with BT and Toshiba in the UK, and partnering with IBM and Microsoft to deliver quantum cloud services. Use cases on offer include portfolio risk optimization, drug discovery, supply‑chain and grid optimization, and post‑quantum and crypto‑agility roadmaps. Clients fall into three groups (ignore, aware but unsure, have roadmap) and EY recommends hybrid deployments and immediate investment in readiness.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:05Welcome
- 2:08Relevance
- 5:07Applications
- 8:20Quote
- 8:44Assessment
- 10:25Three ways of treating regulatory
- 12:09Are we ready
- 13:48QA
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