Keynote Panel: AI in Quantum Computing
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Cambridge Quantum Computing launches a beta quantum random number generation service on IBM Quantum that returns certified randomness for cryptography and Monte Carlo use; IBM promises ~1,000 qubits in a few years while Honeywell targets 10x quantum volume yearly. BraneCell develops a photonic quantum processing unit plus quantum repeaters and pilots control systems for renewable hydrogen. AWS Braket exposes Rigetti IonQ and D‑Wave back ends via a pip-installable SDK; customers test options pricing, drug discovery and hybrid QPU workflows. Academia spins up courses and many free events via QuantumPalooza.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 3:59About Cambridge Quantum Computing
- 6:44In Partnership with IBM, CQC Launched First Cloud-Based Quantum Random Number Generation Service
- 10:27Murmuration and Optimization
- 13:19On-location Chemical Plant Optimization
- 14:07BraneCell International
- 15:22Me: Chris Fregly
- 17:56Data Science on AWS - Book and Workshop Outline
- 18:25Amazon Quantum Solutions Lab
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