“Deep Tech” describes forward-thinking technologies based on profound scientific breakthroughs or engineering novelties. For decades, the Israeli ecosystem established expertise in Frontier Technologies such as: Semiconductors; Quantum Computing; Sensors; Space 2.0; Robotics; Networking & Wireless; Advanced Materials & Nanotechnology; Next … Continue reading →
Source:(AI & Data Science in Trading) 2020 Hyper-accurate long-term weather forecasting. Life-saving drugs discovered through deep study of the behavior of complex molecules. New synthetic carbon-capturing materials to help reverse climate change caused by fossil fuels. Stable, long-lasting batteries to power electric vehicles and store green energy for the utility …
Source: CBinsights Quantum computing is poised to upend entire industries from telecommunications and cybersecurity to advanced manufacturing, finance, medicine, and beyond — but few understand how quantum computers actually work. In the near future, quantum computing could change the world. Take climate change for example: Because of the complexity of …
Source: CBinsights Quantum computing is poised to upend entire industries from telecommunications and cybersecurity to advanced manufacturing, finance, medicine, and beyond — but few understand how quantum computers actually work. In the near future, quantum computing could change the world. Take climate change for example: Because of the complexity of …
In this contributed, Anthony Coggine, HR professional turned business analyst, discusses how the future of computing could one day be a confluence of AI and quantum computers. AI and quantum computers are immensely intriguing frontiers. Both are marvels of modern computer science and sit at the bleeding edge of what’s …
Sept. 28, 2018, 3:30 p.m.
D-Wave Systems Inc., a leader in quantum computing systems and software, published a milestone study demonstrating a topological phase transition using its 2048-qubit annealing quantum computer. This complex quantum simulation of materials is a major step toward reducing the need for time-consuming and expensive physical research and development.
