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Inside Quantum Technology Research Delivers Analysis, and Consulting Market Forecasts for Quantum Technology Businesses.
Inside Quantum Technology is the first company to be entirely dedicated to meeting the strategic information and analysis needs of the emerging quantum technology sector. In addition to arranging events and publishing articles of critical importance to the quantum technology sector, our consulting group, IQT Research, provides published reports on most of the important revenue opportunities in quantum technology including quantum computer markets.
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REPORT SCHEDULE 2021
IQT Research will publish 14 reports in 2021 in five categories as follows. Each of these reports contains granular market forecasts in value and volume terms, as well as analysis of markets and key players in each of the areas covered.
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I. QUANTUM NETWORKING REPORTS:
- The Road to the Quantum Internet: A Ten-Year Forecast and Opportunity Analysis of Quantum Networks
II. QUANTUM SAFE TECHNOLOGY REPORTS:
- Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) Markets: A Worldwide Survey of Deployments—2021-2030
- Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC): A Revenue Assessment 2021-2030
- QRNGs: A Revenue Assessment 2021-2030
III. QUANTUM SENSOR REPORTS (Three reports):
- Quantum Sensor Markets: 2021-2030
- Markets for Quantum Magnetometers: 2021-2030
- Atomic Clocks Markets: 2021-2030
IV: QUANTUM COMPUTING REPORTS (Two reports):
- Quantum Computer Markets: A ten-year market forecast and roadmap
- Quantum Cloud Markets: 2021-2030
- Quantum Software Markets 2021-2030
- Key Quantum Computer Firms: Profiles and Company Analysis
- Quantum Processors: Markets, Products and Supply Chains
V: END USER MARKETS:
- Quantum Computing in the Financial Services Market: An International Forecast – 2021-2030
- Quantum Computing for the Pharmaceutical and Chemical Industries: A Market Forecast 2021-2030
- The IQT Research Guide to the Quantum Safe Enterprise
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- Single-user license
- Five-person license
- Enterprise license (unlimited usage within a client organization)
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Quantum News Briefs: April 26, 2024: News From Zurich Instruments and QuantWare • Quantum Computing Inc. • Center for Quantum Information (CQI), Tsinghua University, Bejing • MIT • Carnegie Mellon University • University of Science and Technology of China • Airbus
Quantum News Briefs: April 26, 2024: press release summaries below: Zurich Instruments and QuantWare Provide Out-of-the-Box Qubit Readout Zurich Instruments and QuantWare, leaders in quantum control systems and superconducting quantum devices, respectively, have partnered to enhance the accessibility and functionality of quantum computing technologies. They are introducing a novel, integrated solution that simplifies tuning the full qubit readout chain, which is crucial for achieving high-fidelity qubit readout. This solution combines QuantWare's Crescendo-S, a traveling-wave parametric amplifier designed for scalable readout, with Zurich Instruments' advanced controller and readout electronics. This collaboration promises quantum-limited readout performance and aims to accelerate the development of practical quantum computing applications by making sophisticated technology more user-friendly and effective. The integration is further supported by Zurich Instruments' unique parametric pump controller and LabOne Q software, enhancing readout fidelity and simplifying the overall setup for quantum computing practitioners. Quantum Computing Inc. Secures Sale of Revolutionary Underwater LiDAR Prototype Quantum Computing, Inc. (QCi), a pioneer in quantum optics and nanophononics, announced the sale of its innovative quantum LiDAR prototype to Johns Hopkins University for $200,000. The prototype, which boasts a resolution of 3mm and can function up to 30 meters underwater, represents a significant breakthrough in underwater LiDAR technology. This system is distinguished by its ability to tune and time-gate single photons in LiDAR return signals, enhancing the precision and depth of underwater environmental studies. Johns Hopkins will use the prototype for research and development, potentially advancing our understanding of underwater phenomena. QCi's technology, which incorporates advanced photon detection and a green laser for optimal water penetration, aims to facilitate comprehensive environmental management and protection strategies by providing unprecedented detail and accuracy in underwater imaging. Center for Quantum Information (CQI), Tsinghua University, Bejing Researchers Announce Successful Test of Quantum Memory Framework Researchers at the Center for Quantum Information at Tsinghua University in Beijing have made significant advancements in quantum computing by developing and successfully testing a new programmable quantum memory framework, which was recently detailed in their publication in the Physical Review X journal. This quantum memory can store 72 optical qubits and handle 1,000 consecutive read-or-write operations, demonstrating a capacity and functionality vastly exceeding previous models. The researchers' work highlights quantum memory's potential as a foundational technology for quantum repeaters, essential for building extensive quantum networks and facilitating networked quantum computation. This breakthrough supports the global push towards realizing practical quantum networks, aligning with ongoing quantum internet efforts in cities like Chicago, NYC, and Chattanooga, as well as by major cloud providers such as AWS. The Tsinghua team's innovative quantum memory promises to significantly enhance the capacity and efficiency of quantum networks, paving the way for more sophisticated quantum computing applications. MIT scientists tune the entanglement structure in an array of qubits Researchers from MIT's Engineering Quantum Systems (EQuS) group have significantly advanced quantum computing by developing a technique to generate and control entanglement among superconducting qubits efficiently. This achievement, published in Nature, allows for manipulating entanglement types and shifting between volume-law and area-law entanglement, which are critical for enhancing quantum computing's power. The team utilized a quantum processor with 16 qubits arranged in a two-dimensional grid, employing microwave technology to adjust the entanglement's nature. This capability demonstrates the potential for advanced quantum simulations and marks a step forward in understanding and utilizing entanglement for practical quantum computing applications. The experiment's success highlights the robust capabilities of superconducting quantum processors. It sets the stage for future explorations into the thermodynamic behaviors of complex quantum systems, which are beyond the reach of classical computing methods. 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