Quantum Computing: Finding Its Place in the Advanced Computing Sector
summary
Global quantum R&D produces 17,000 papers in five years across the US, China and many others, with multiple hardware modalities — superconducting, photonics, trapped ions, spins — still competing. A market survey of ~250 orgs values the sector at $320M in 2020 with ~27% CAGR and ~50% of revenue tied to on‑prem plus cloud hardware. Software layers (e.g., OneQbit) already target Amazon, D‑Wave, Honeywell, IBM, Microsoft and Rigetti, while 42% of prospective users accept ≤50× speedup to adopt.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:39Quantum Contenders
- 5:25Challenges
- 7:46Quantum is global
- 10:39Suppliers
- 12:37Europe
- 13:17Hardware Software Stack
- 14:49Market Forecast
- 15:54The Holy Trinity
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