A cross-industry, objective basis is comparing investments It would nice to have a fact-based answer to such questions as “when will the quantum industry be profitable?” The DARPA Quantum Benchmarking Initiative (QBI) https://www.darpa.mil/research/programs/quantum-benchmarking-initiative might provide the answer if investors and analysts ask the right question. Clicking on the link leads to pages that look like […]
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Workshop #33 at IEEE Quantum Week 2023 Summary: See how others are planning a path to fully error-corrected quantum computing and provide input on what needs to happen and by when. The experience will be valuable to anyone involved in technology planning, research and development management, or interested in the big picture Abstract: Technology roadmapping
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There will be an open Zoom talk by Marco Fellous Asiani January 26, 2023 at 5 PM Eastern Standard Time. There are interested participants in Korea/Japan, USA, and EU, so sorry if the time is unusual for your region. For technical background, see https://arxiv.org/pdf/2209.05469.pdf. The talk will be 40-45 minutes, but we can keep the Zoom running for
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The idea for “Quantum Access” originated during an NDIA meeting in DC in January 2020. The original discussion involved Erik and people from Lincoln Labs, Synopsys, SkyWater, Auburn University, and some others (I am withholding individual names out of general privacy concerns). The discussion led to some WebEx meetings (during COVID-19) involved up to several
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In brief, US National Quantum Initiative (NQI) leaders met with IEEE representatives in DC August, 2018. This meeting informally tasked IEEE with supporting the new quantum activities (quantum 2.0?) by supporting quantum engineering. The anticipated formation of QED-C was mentioned and IEEE was informed that there would be a role for professional societies. There were
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John Przybysz approved of the new council and then sought approvals of the leading officers (ExCom) via email. The email is posted below, although I have removed a couple of names based on general privacy concerns: Dear Erik,Please accept this invitation to serve as the first Chair of the Council on Superconductivity’s new Technical Committee on
So, basically, Elie Track and Erik DeBenedictis had a phone call about how to further spread interest and support for quantum information within IEEE. Elie suggested a quantum committee within CSC, so we started to exchange emails on the topic.
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Several people wrote a reply to RFI W911NF-20-RFI-QCF, which was submitted October 6, 2020. The final files appear below followed by an approximate WordPress rendition of the main document. The organizers ask for an optional PowerPoint slide and as a PowerPoint (.ppt) file The document has been pasted into HTML format. HTML format is not
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The workshops are the first Wednesday of the month. The next workshop will be October 7, 2020. Invitation and Logistics This WebEx meeting will open to anybody who can contribute or participate. Time is: October 7, 20207 AM PDT (UTC-6)10 AM EDT (UTC-4)3 PM London (GMT+1)11 PM Tokyo (GMT+9).Request an invitation from t.c.martinez@ieee.org or erikdebenedictis@gmail.com.
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