Recently, IBM announced the investment of the world's leading quantum computing software company Cambridge Quantum Computing (CQC), which makes the future of the industry alliance of quantum computing is full of passion and longing. This investment is CQC quantum computing and IBM team for many years of cooperation results.
IBM
IBM, based in New York, has an abundance of resources, its turnover in 2018 of nearly $ 80 billion. IBM Quantum is the industry's first project aims to build commercial universal quantum systems for commercial and scientific applications.
CQC
Founded in 2014, Cambridge Quantum Computing (CQC) is a global leader in quantum computing software company, with 62 scientists, 37 Ph.D., with offices in Cambridge, UK, San Francisco, London and Tokyo. The company is a quantum technology commercialization development tools, which will have a profound impact on the world.
CQC combines the expertise of Quantum software, in particular quantum Plat (t | ket⟩TM), quantum chemistry (EUMEN), machine learning, and quantum quantum Enhanced Network Security (IronBridge) enterprise applications.
Cooperation
Ilyas Khan CQC chief executive, said: "In the CQC, we are committed to using world-class research to develop the world's best quantum computing products, we are pleased to have IBM, such as our investors."
IBM's investment is based on the basis of a series of major development over the past 24 months CQC and recently opened offices in Tokyo carried on. Last October, CQC Appointments Hewlett-Packard and former Microsoft executive Robert Youngjohns to the board of directors, non-executive director is headquartered in Silicon Valley. Robert Youngjohns was a member of the board of directors in several technology areas of growth companies. In HP's acquisition of Autonomy company and Autonomy founder Mike Lynch after leaving his temporary in Cambridge in charge of Autonomy .
CQC is currently recruiting Cambridge Embedded Software Engineer, Software Engineer (quantum chemistry), software quality assurance specialists, research scientists and software developers.
IBM Research, IBM Q network, global head of Anthony Annunziata expressed: "CQC 2018 is one of the first to join IBM Q Network startups this investment to further promote collaborative work to promote quantum computing, and explore practical business and science. application. "
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