Quantum Computing
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Google Announces Quantum Computing Breakthrough, Reigniting Crypto Security Debate
Google (Alphabet) unveiled a quantum computing breakthrough using the Willow processor, reducing error rates by 40% via Magic State Cultivation and reigniting debates on crypto security.
AI and Quantum Computing Convergence Set to Accelerate Technological Singularity
Bank of America analysts report that combining artificial intelligence and quantum computing could accelerate scientific breakthroughs, approach the singularity, and transform cybersecurity threats.
Quantum Computing Stocks Face Reality Check as Markets Eye 2027 Milestone
Quantum computing stocks face a reality check on Wall Street, but analysts eye 2027 for commercial advantage amid rising government funding and technological milestones.
Towards an additional 100 million NIS investment: Activity data of the National Quantum Computing Center revealed
The Israel Innovation Authority has announced a 100 million NIS call for proposals to establish new national quantum computing R&D infrastructure. This initiative marks the next phase in Israel's strategy to secure technological independence.
Has the quantum revolution arrived? Analyzing IonQ's financial performance
IonQ quadrupled its revenue and raised its guidance, but net losses increased tenfold. We examine the company's report and the state of the quantum sector.
National AI Directorate Launches First Stages of State Program
The National AI Directorate at the Prime Minister's Office and the Accountant General's Division at the Ministry of Finance have launched three initial stages of the National AI Program. A special tender committee has approved the publication of tenders and calls for proposals to establish infrastructure for quantum computing, Physical AI, and foundation models.
CEO of Israeli Startup That Stunned the Quantum Industry: "We Didn't Believe We Would Succeed"
Dr. Asaf Sinay, CEO of the Israeli startup Qedma, discusses a breakthrough experiment conducted with IBM. The study documented "quantum advantage" for the first time by solving a complex physical problem.
Breakthrough: IBM Achieved "Quantum Advantage" with the Help of an Israeli Company
With the help of software and algorithms from the Israeli company Qedma, IBM managed to use its quantum computer to outperform the world's most powerful supercomputer with 700,000 processor cores, and to perform a complex experiment in the field of physics.