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A new commercial launch promises to deliver progress in this fiendishly complex field
Extracting practical value from performing previously impossible calculations remains a challenge
Start-up leads consortium including Standard Chartered and Edinburgh university
Riverlane’s ‘universal’ Deltaflow.OS could establish UK’s standing in the technology
Researchers keen to use the technology without sending data to the US
Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Citigroup eye potentially revolutionary technology
Cyber experts fear data security will be exposed by quantum tornado
Tech group claims computing achievement compares with launch of its search engine in terms of significance
Processor can perform task in minutes that would take supercomputers 10,000 years to complete
Technology that will disrupt current systems needs careful planning
Researchers take aim at tech company for declaring computing milestone
Researchers say their quantum computer has calculated an impossible problem for ordinary machines
Scientists are mining mathematics for ‘hard problems’ from which to concoct new algorithms
New start-up aims to create commercial quantum computer within 5 years
Powerful new system could eventually leave today’s machines in the dust
New computer is designed for scientific and commercial uses
Our writer sets out to understand the mysterious technology. Here is what he learnt
The quantum threat comes just as the internet of things and 5G mobile connectivity are arriving, with higher security requirements
Chinese tech group aims to bring its first AI chips to market next year
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