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10 horas hace
Homework: COLLEGE PARK, MD — NOVEMBER 14, 2024
IonQ Offers First Look at New Quantum Hybrid Capabilities at SuperCompute24.
IonQ to showcase joint demonstrations with best-in-class partners around latest innovations enabling the quantum-accelerated future
COLLEGE PARK, MD - November 14, 2024 - IonQ (NYSE: IONQ), a leader in the quantum computing and networking industries, today announced its participation in SuperCompute 24 (SC24), taking place November 17-22 in Atlanta. SuperCompute, one of the largest international high-performance computing (HPC) events, gathers leading experts across HPC and adjacent research fields to showcase the latest developments and research in computing. This year, a dedicated quantum track and pavilion will be featured in the exhibit hall, spotlighting advancements in quantum computing. IonQ will be offering a preview of some of its newest innovations in hybrid quantum-classical computing, built to enable the development and deployment of quantum-accelerated commercial applications, including the IonQ Hybrid Services suite.
As a pioneering quantum computing and networking company dedicated to enabling practical, real-world commercial applications, IonQ has long championed integration with high-performance classical compute as key to unlocking quantum’s full potential in the enterprise. With the industry increasingly embracing hybrid platforms, IonQ is leading the way, seamlessly integrating IonQ’s best-in-class quantum hardware with leading classical hardware and software solutions to enable the quantum-accelerated supercomputing center of the future. At SC24, IonQ will give a first look at some of its latest software and hardware innovations that leverage classical and quantum backends to drive better performance and higher-quality solutions, and show how these capabilities have the potential to accelerate the industry’s path to commercial advantage.
Conference attendees will have the opportunity to connect with IonQ experts at Booth #4440, where they can learn more about quantum computing advancements and view demos with partners such as Ansys, AWS, Dell, Google and NVIDIA showcasing IonQ's cutting-edge approach to hybrid quantum computing.
“IonQ is committed to making quantum computing accessible and impactful in real-world applications, particularly through our efforts to integrate quantum with classical systems,” said Dr. Dean Kassmann, SVP of Engineering & Technology, IonQ. “At SuperCompute 24, we are excited to showcase how IonQ is maturing hybrid quantum-classical workflows that allow users to experience the full benefits of quantum computing when tackling the world’s toughest challenges.”
IonQ Hybrid Services – a suite of new capabilities now available in private preview with select partners – makes designing and deploying quantum-accelerated applications that take advantage of IonQ’s leading quantum hardware easier than ever. It includes flexible cloud-based, hosted services for hybrid workflow management, and powerful hybrid solvers and tools to help tackle commercially-relevant problem classes like quadratic optimization and graph partitioning. It supports a variety of common programming models and SDKs, including NVIDIA CUDA-Q, Qiskit, Cirq, Q# and more. It also includes the all new Hybrid Sessions functionality, which allows users to take advantage of IonQ’s dynamic Fair Share Scheduling engine to run their largest hybrid workloads with minimal wait time — ensuring low latency and fast time-to-solution, which is critical in an industry known for increasingly valuable and scarce computational resources.
IonQ’s hybrid demonstrations at SC24 are the latest in a series of technical milestones announced this year. Earlier this year, IonQ demonstrated remote ion-ion entanglement, a critical step toward quantum networking. More recently, IonQ announced a strategic partnership with NKT Photonics to deliver three innovative prototype optical subsystems in 2025, as well as a collaboration with imec to develop photonic integrated circuits (PICs) and chip-scale ion trap technology. Additionally, IonQ and Ansys are partnering to drive innovation in simulation and modeling, and will together share a presence at this year’s SC24.
To learn more about IonQ and its latest system news and business developments, visit https://ionq.com/.
Konaploinks
10 horas hace
IonQ has recently secured several significant government contracts, underscoring its pivotal role in advancing quantum computing technologies:
• $54.5 Million Contract with the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL): In September 2024, IonQ entered into a four-year agreement with AFRL to design, develop, and deploy quantum hardware aimed at enhancing the scalability and interoperability of quantum systems within existing telecommunications infrastructure. ?
• $5.7 Million Contract with the Department of Defense (DoD): In August 2024, IonQ was awarded a contract to design a networked quantum computing system for the DoD. This initiative focuses on developing “blind” quantum computing protocols, ensuring that quantum computers remain unaware of the specific information they process, thereby bolstering cybersecurity measures. ?
• $25.5 Million Contract with AFRL: In 2023, IonQ secured a contract to provide two barium-based trapped ion quantum computing systems to AFRL’s facility in Rome, New York. These systems are intended for quantum networking research and application development, contributing to the advancement of quantum communication technologies. ?
These contracts highlight IonQ’s strategic partnerships with U.S. government agencies to drive innovation in quantum computing and networking, reinforcing national security and technological leadership.
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10 horas hace
Microsoft has recently launched its Quantum Ready program, urging businesses to prepare for the quantum era in 2025. This initiative offers tools, training, and strategies to help organizations integrate quantum computing into their operations. ?
In parallel, NVIDIA has announced its inaugural Quantum Day, scheduled for March 20, 2025, during the GTC 2025 event. This event will showcase advancements in quantum computing and feature discussions led by industry leaders. ?
These developments highlight the growing emphasis on quantum computing in the tech industry, with major companies encouraging businesses to become “quantum-ready” and exploring the potential of quantum technologies.
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Konaploinks
11 horas hace
From ChatGPT Homework: The United States Space Force (USSF) is actively exploring quantum technologies to enhance its operational capabilities. A notable development is the collaboration between the USSF, Bharat Semi, and 3rdiTech to establish a semiconductor fabrication plant in India. This facility aims to produce advanced chips essential for high-voltage power electronics, advanced communications, and sensors—key components in modern military applications. The partnership is part of the United States–India Initiative on Critical and Emerging Technology (iCET), reflecting a strategic move to strengthen technological ties and secure supply chains in critical areas. ?
Additionally, the U.S. government has implemented new export controls on advanced technologies, including quantum computing, to safeguard national security interests. These measures, introduced in September 2024, align with similar restrictions by international partners and underscore the importance of regulating sensitive technological advancements. ?
These initiatives highlight the USSF’s commitment to integrating cutting-edge quantum technologies into its operations, ensuring technological superiority and robust national security.
doc2016
12 horas hace
hr for accelerators.......when to turn the cooling on and off , or spin up additional remote resources to carry on the work?
management of the network and it's constituents is a key to optimization of the work flow and reliability of same.
parallel messaging instructions need to be granularly correct. data migration secure. you desire edge but maybe other assets are primed and ready to assume the work. the edge of the world with respect to space /extraterrestial work changes as the earth rotates. sun shines, more heat and therefore more cooling might be required, but with fast enough internodal qpu communications, won't/can't skip a beat. wags.
spacex starship, the booster maintained communications and management, while the starship part lost communications, management, and blewup in some order thereof. elon already knows what he thinks the problem is/was and how to fix it, including the exact location.......do you think he's got a digital twin in his basement? i do.and connected to a quantum pu , running scenarios /testing his hypothesis and then his fix. cuda-q.......kona, so he's likely already working with space force.
pundits want him to stop and have a pow wow with faa. fortunately, it won't be the ole mayor pete faa.
who'd want to curtail usa space work? china, russia, nk, eu,?
Konaploinks
14 horas hace
The debate over quantum computing raged for a second week as Meta Platforms (META) Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg echoed Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang's view that the technology is not ready for prime time. Now, the CEO of SAP (SAP), one of the biggest software companies in the world, has weighed in, pushing back on the view that quantum computing won't have a significant impact in the near future.
"We see quantum, not in 10 or 15 years, but certainly in three to four years," SAP CEO Christian Klein told Investor's Business Daily.
What Is A Quantum Computer?
That's dramatically faster than Huang's view that quantum computing won't be "very useful" for 15 to 30 years.
SAP, an enterprise software powerhouse, offers tools used by major corporations and big organizations for their operations, such as supply chains, sales and human resources. The company has been working with quantum computing companies to explore the use of the technology in enterprise software, Klein said. He declined to name SAP's quantum computing partners.
Klein said the technology is promising, especially in a key area: supply-chain management.
Quantum Computing: Impact On Supply Chains
"A supply chain is an unbelievably complex construct," he said. "You have millions of suppliers and to really calculate the right logistics, to really calculate which supplier can deliver best when, to really say which factory should you produce, to deliver on time — these are unbelievable, complex scenarios."
SAP — which competes with other enterprise software behemoths like Oracle (ORCL), Salesforce (CRM) and Microsoft (MSFT) — has been looking into how the company can "solve all of these very complex dependencies much better."
"There is a door which is opening with quantum computing," he said. "We see this absolutely."
The technology can have a potentially dramatic impact, Klein said.
With "scenarios which we are running on supply chains," what would "normally, today, take a week we now can do in an hour."
"There are a lot of things coming together," he said. "But time-wise, we can definitely believe that simulations you would run today in a week, you can probably bring down to an hour. Give this technology a few more years, probably we will talk hours or minutes at a certain point of time."
The debate over quantum computing erupted at a time when the spotlight has been on artificial intelligence as the major trend driving the tech industry.
SAP Developing AI Tools
It is a trend that SAP has also embraced, joining other enterprise software giants in the race to develop AI tools for enterprises.
"AI was always, for us, a key value driver for all of our solutions and for the platform," Klein said.
SAP stock gained 1.6% to close at 253.50 as it nears the 256.13 buy point of a flat base, according to MarketSurge. The stock, which is up roughly 3% year to date, has a Relative Strength Rating of 90.
Quantum computing stocks also posted solid gains Tuesday.
After slipping in morning trades, Ionq (IONQ) rose 6% to close at 29.51. Rigetti Computing (RGTI) jumped 48% to close at 8.95, while D-Wave Quantum (QBTS) gained 23.5% to close at 4.70. The three stocks each hold a perfect Relative Strength Rating of 99, according to MarketSurge.
AlwaysOptimistic
22 horas hace
Whether investors are ahead of the technology, lagging behind or in step, quantum computing is in the foreseeable future. This may be the decade of AI, but, to really accelerate progress, AI will have to integrate quantum computing to make the most of AI. Companies are working on all fronts to make that a reality and I think that is the main objective of this conference. Integration of the 2 platforms.
cadillacdave
24 horas hace
I welcome dissenting views as well. Like you said, it may make one consider something they werent considering.
That being said, I responded to your prior post, in a respectful manner, to the question you asked and provided examples and factors as to why a big company may want to buy up a quantum company. Yet no response, debate or criticism of my post. So I guess my points were well taken by you?
Its great to have different positions, legitimate questions and debate those issues. However, when you have your hand on the scale with self-serving statements about companies not investing billions $$ into quantum, it becomes difficult for many here to take you seriously. You can do better than that. There are legitimate questions about quantum and any new technology.
Good luck to you.
IanFromSI
1 día hace
why are all the big tech companies on board with it? Seems like you are sticking your head in the sand a bit here.
About 30 years ago, I started investing with help from Silicon Investor posters. They were helpful, they posted accurate information and I regarded most of them as online friends. We welcomed views that dissented from our own as it gave us an excellent opportunity to learn something that we might have otherwise missed.
This IONQ thread bears no resemblance whatsoever to the silicon investor environment that I knew and loved.
I tend to respond to the most widely inaccurate comments made here by the bulls. Bears and bearish comments are not tolerated here, let alone welcomed.
Most big tech companies are not on board with quantum computing. Ask Jensen Huang or Mark Zuckerberg if they believe quantum computing will replace AI within the next 10 to 15 years. Most big tech companies are aggressively rolling out AI, both for their own internal use and as a service for their customers and to other companies. None of them are spending even a small fraction of what they have committed to AI on quantum computing initiatives.
I respond to the most outlandish comments with facts. The financial information and forecast that I report here are sourced directly from reports issued or filed by IONQ. I attempt to share facts with people who have been lured by the wildly inaccurate claims so many of the bulls here repeatedly make.
Why do you and so many of the other bulls respond so violently to accurate information being shared here? If it offends you, why don’t you just put me on ignore?
GLTA
Nukemtiltheyglow
1 día hace
I wonder if Froot Loop saw this headline?
State of Maryland, University of Maryland Announce $1 Billion “Capital of Quantum” Initiative
IONQ to Creating a new "Silicon Valley" East (Quantum Capitol) on the University of Maryland Campus. Close to the Washington DC establishment. Hint, hint, wink, wink? A definite presence in our nations capitol. Close to their customers
January 14 2025 - 3:30PM
Business Wire
https://ih.advfn.com/stock-market/NYSE/ionq-IONQ/stock-news/95247084/state-of-maryland-university-of-maryland-announce
This is worth another $10 per share bump. More tomorrow, when I have time to research. GLTA
Konaploinks
1 día hace
Homework: IonQ, a leading quantum computing company, has recently made significant advancements in quantum technology:
• Quantum Networking Collaboration: On January 13, 2025, IonQ announced a $21.1 million project in partnership with Qubitekk, Inc., to develop advanced quantum networking infrastructure for the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory. This initiative focuses on deploying quantum networks at the Innovare Advancement Center in Rome, New York, aiming to enhance secure communication, precise timing, and distributed quantum computing. ?
• IonQ Forte Quantum Computer: IonQ’s latest quantum computer, the IonQ Forte, boasts 36 algorithmic qubits, representing a significant leap in computational capabilities. This system is designed to tackle complex commercial and research challenges, underscoring IonQ’s commitment to advancing quantum hardware. ?
• Hybrid Quantum-Classical Computing Innovations: In December 2024, IonQ unveiled new hybrid quantum-classical computing capabilities. These innovations are built to enable the development and deployment of complex quantum applications, facilitating seamless integration between quantum and classical systems. ?
• Quantum Operating System and Services Suite: IonQ introduced a redesigned Quantum OS and Hybrid Services suite, offering enterprise customers faster, more secure, and scalable quantum solutions. This development aims to streamline quantum computing workflows and enhance accessibility for businesses. ?
• Advancements in Quantum Networking: IonQ achieved a significant breakthrough in quantum networking with the successful demonstration of remote ion-ion entanglement in a commercial setting. This progress paves the way for more robust and scalable quantum communication networks. ?
These developments highlight IonQ’s ongoing efforts to push the boundaries of quantum computing and its applications across various industries.
Konaploinks
1 día hace
Microsoft has recently launched its Quantum Ready program, urging businesses to prepare for the quantum era in 2025. This initiative offers tools, training, and strategies to help organizations integrate quantum computing into their operations. ?
In parallel, NVIDIA has announced its inaugural Quantum Day, scheduled for March 20, 2025, during the GTC 2025 event. This event will showcase advancements in quantum computing and feature discussions led by industry leaders. ?
These developments highlight the growing emphasis on quantum computing in the tech industry, with major companies encouraging businesses to become “quantum-ready” and exploring the potential of quantum technologies.
Konaploinks
1 día hace
10:22 AM EST, 01/15/2025 (MT Newswires) -- Quantum computing stocks were rising in recent Wednesday trading after a Microsoft (MSFT) blog post said 2025 is the year to get "quantum ready."
Rigetti Computing (RGTI) shares were recently up more than 20%; D-Wave Quantum (QBTS) surged 22%, and IONQ (IONQ) gained more than 21%.
"As we look toward the next 12 months, the pace of quantum research and development is only going to accelerate, making this a critical and catalyzing time for business leaders to act," Mitra Azizirad, president and chief operating officer of strategic missions and technologies at Microsoft, said in a blog post Tuesday.
Azizirad also said that Microsoft is launching a "Quantum Ready program" to help companies address challenges in the quantum-computing space.
Separately, Nvidia (NVDA) said Tuesday that it will have a "Quantum Day" on March 20 at its GTC 2025 conference. The company said Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang will "host industry leaders to discuss where quantum computing is headed."
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1 día hace
Together, IonQ and AFRL expect to create groundbreaking capabilities to establish free-space optical links from ground stations to drones
This project highlights the strong market demand for IonQ’s innovative quantum computing and networking products
IonQ’s recent acquisition of Qubitekk extends networking expertise and opens new avenues for innovation with project partners
COLLEGE PARK, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 13, 2025--IonQ (NYSE: IONQ), a leader in the quantum computing and networking industries, today announced a new $21.1 million project via Qubitekk, Inc. to work with the United States Air Force Research Lab (AFRL).
This new effort represents another significant milestone for IonQ as it collaborates with AFRL to install quantum network infrastructure at the Innovare Advancement Center in Rome, New York. Quantum networks are poised to become important for secure infrastructure, as the technology enables multiple nodes to communicate via entangled qubits, offering secure communications, precise timing synchronization, and a foundation for distributed quantum computing.
The new quantum project will support AFRL’s Quantum Information Science & Technology Branch at the Information Directorate and its quantum networking and computing research. Under this effort, IonQ will:
Develop a network with high-performing access points to drive the interoperability of quantum computers and networked devices
Deliver networking hardware to expand compatibility with existing telecommunication infrastructure
Collaborate with AFRL to create ground-breaking capabilities in establishing free-space optical links from ground stations to uncrewed aerial systems (UASs)
“We are thrilled to deepen our collaboration with AFRL to provide advanced quantum network technologies for the U.S. Air Force, leveraging the team and technology of our recent Qubitekk asset acquisition” said Peter Chapman, President and CEO of IonQ. “This is an exciting year for IonQ and the quantum industry at large, as we continue to see significant revenue growth for our networking technologies and strong demand for our IonQ Forte Enterprise and Tempo quantum computing systems.”
"Advancing quantum technology is crucial for maintaining our nation's technological leadership. Our partnership with the industry signifies a substantial commitment to nurturing this vital competitive edge," remarked Michael Hayduk, Deputy Director of the Air Force Research Laboratory, Information Directorate. "We are devoted to exploring innovative advancements in quantum computing and networking that will enhance our national security capabilities.
The new 2024 Q4 project with AFRL builds on recent contracts such as the $54.5 million agreement signed in September 2024 with AFRL and the contract with the Applied Research Laboratory for Intelligence and Security (ARLIS) to design a first-of-its-kind, networked system for blind quantum computing, and other significant contracts. This momentum is reinforced by IonQ’s Q3 2024 financial results, with the company doubling its year-over-year revenue for the quarter.
To learn more about IonQ and its latest system news and business developments, visit https://ionq.com.
Konaploinks
1 día hace
IonQ has recently secured several significant government contracts, underscoring its pivotal role in advancing quantum computing technologies:
• $54.5 Million Contract with the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL): In September 2024, IonQ entered into a four-year agreement with AFRL to design, develop, and deploy quantum hardware aimed at enhancing the scalability and interoperability of quantum systems within existing telecommunications infrastructure. ?
• $5.7 Million Contract with the Department of Defense (DoD): In August 2024, IonQ was awarded a contract to design a networked quantum computing system for the DoD. This initiative focuses on developing “blind” quantum computing protocols, ensuring that quantum computers remain unaware of the specific information they process, thereby bolstering cybersecurity measures. ?
• $25.5 Million Contract with AFRL: In 2023, IonQ secured a contract to provide two barium-based trapped ion quantum computing systems to AFRL’s facility in Rome, New York. These systems are intended for quantum networking research and application development, contributing to the advancement of quantum communication technologies. ?
These contracts highlight IonQ’s strategic partnerships with U.S. government agencies to drive innovation in quantum computing and networking, reinforcing national security and technological leadership.
IanFromSI
1 día hace
OK, about 60 out of 190 countries in this world have a GDP larger than $450 billion US. While it’s a true statement, I fail to see any relevance whatsoever to quantum computing or quantum anything.
Then you go and make the outlandish statement. that quantum computing will grow to somewhere between 450 billion and $800 billion US. If we look at IONQ, it’s going to struggle to get to 1 billion before 2030 given that its cumulative revenue is less than 100 million since it’s IPO.
I keep asking what business processes will be able to use any service or product from any of the emerging quantum corporations. So far the answer has been “none“. …. And no one talks about generating any earnings anytime soon.
Well, it’s nice to dream about the enormous potential. It really needs to be some reality associated with those dreams. So far, no business seems to be eager or anxious or even willing to spend any money buying any quantum service if the term “any money“ is defined as being several billion dollars annually.
And you getting excited about the fusion of quantum computing with AI is utterly irrelevant.
… Unless you’ve got several hundred billion dollars, that you’re gonna spend on this fusion product. Right now, no business or government for that matter is going to spend the kinds of dollars that you’re dreaming about. …. On something that doesn’t even exist and probably will not within our lifetime.
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