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In 2022, GlobalData said the U.S. was five years ahead of China in the quantum computing race. Now, it sees the two countries as "nearly equal."

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In 2024, quantum experts predict a year rich in quantum technology and hardware advancements and deployments, with a focus on cybersecurity.

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Colin Soutar expects the number and capabilities of PQC vendors to continue to grow, including hyperscalers, traditional security and specialized vendors.

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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.

"There's going to be a huge shortage on the order of thousands of workers missing from the field in the next five to seven years until 2030," IBM's Olivia

“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.