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"Quantum computing has the potential to impact the problems we're working on right now," D-Wave VP Murray Thom said.

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IBM and UC Berkley researchers are reporting a significant breakthrough with the most accurate quantum circuits yet on systems over 100 qubits.

“Quantum-accelerated supercomputing has the potential to reshape science and industry with capabilities that can serve humanity in enormous ways," Nvidia's Tim Costa said.

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“It is much too early to say” what China's latest developments means for quantum computing dominance, GlobalData analyst Mike Orme said.

The vendor's system is capable of optimizing feature selection, which Alan Baratz says is the fundamental building block of machine learning.

Verizon claims it’s one of the first carriers to pilot quantum key distribution in the U.S.

"2023 is the year that for the first time, most enterprises are going to be able to start to deploy quantum-shaped protocols,” John Roese said.

IBM wants to deliver quantum error suppression and mitigation as a product feature in 2024, and integrate error correction beginning in 2026

The company plans to take advantage of the CHIPS act and other government funding incentives.

"Encryption is a great example of such a dynamic: quantum technology will be used to both strengthen encryption as well as defeat it," Mike Rogers said.

"In 2023 ... we will see a macro-trend emerge with the adoption of QKD in data centers, IoT, autonomous systems, and 6G,” Chief Strategy Officer Liz Centoni noted.

"The governments have already woken up to it. ... At this time it is almost about being compliant with government mandates," Mamta Gupta said.

D-Wave's recent survey shows the majority of the organizations are already engaging in quantum computing early adopter activities.

"I know in the quantum realm, our biggest challenge is people and the workforce and talent development," Laura Thomas said.

Jungsang Kim shared his insights on how organizations should choose cloud-based and on-premise quantum computing services for their use cases.

"For the enterprise, it’s all about efficiency and lowering operational cost," Andrew Coward, GM Software Defined Networking at IBM told SDxCentral.

"It is only a matter of time before China and the U.S. reach technical parity in quantum computing,” analyst Benjamin Chin said.