In this video, Dan Held covers why we shouldn’t worry about Quantum computing breaking Bitcoin.
Marco Ghibaudi, VP of Engineering at Riverlane, explains some of the complex problems that can be solved using quantum computers, as well as what Riverlane is doing to help accelerate a quantum future.
This video is part of Florian Neukart’s lecture series on quantum computing delivered at the Leiden Institute of Advanced Computer Science in 2020.
The University of Chicago gathered leading experts from government, academia, and the private sector for an important announcement, followed by a virtual panel discussion hosted by the University of Chicago.
Quantum technology is a rapidly emerging area that has the potential to transform industries in the same way that the Internet has reshaped the world in recent decades.
At this event, experts will describe how Chicago — and the state of Illinois — are well-positioned to be the center of the quantum world, just as Silicon Valley became the center of the tech revolution.
The panel and remarks include participants from government, academia, and the private sector, including Bessemer Venture Partners, ColdQuanta and Honeywell.
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Quantum London partnered with Sia Partners to offer you two detailed, practical and actionable discussions.
In this first session held on 7th April we discussed with Martin Hofmann (ex Group CIO of Volkswagen where is was the Quantum Program Lead, now works with strategic customers at Salesforce), Markus Pflitsch (CEO and co-founder of Terra Quantum, a CERN Quantum Physicist and a senior financial executive) and Karan Pinto (Senior Venture Builder focused on Quantum Technologies at Sia Partners)
Anastasia Marchenkova demos AWS BraKet, a new quantum computing platform that gives you access to quantum devices from different companies.
Brian Lenahan speaks to Quantum London, on a key theme from his latest book, “Quantum Boost.”
A new breakthrough in the technology could really heat things up in quantum computing: Modular Quantum computing.
Find out what challenges scientists are up against, and how taking quantum computers modular can help.
Anastasia Marchenkova shows you how to break RSA and ECC cryptography in just 10 lines of python code.
Anastasia Marchenkova explains what a quantum annealer is, and what can it do?
While they rely on the same quantum mechanical concepts, quantum annealers are especially great for optimizing solutions to problems by quickly searching over a space and finding a minimum (or “solution”) and also sampling problems.
For optimizing solution, you can think of this as looking over a landscape and finding where the low point is. An annealer does that!