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Quantum Utility Arrives
Quantum computing is transitioning from theoretical potential to practical experimentation, with organizations exploring real-world applications in the cloud.
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long-term
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Detailed Analysis
Quantum computing is entering a new phase of 'quantum utility,' where organizations can access real quantum hardware via the cloud for experimentation. The report highlights IBM's achievement of quantum utility, stating that 'The 127-qubit systems allow customers to run business experiments on real quantum hardware.' This marks a significant step towards realizing the transformative potential of quantum computing, although widespread adoption is still hampered by factors such as the technology's complexity and the limited availability of quantum expertise.
Context Signals
Examples of quantum computing applications in various industries, such as Cleveland Clinic, Boeing, and HSBC.
The availability of quantum computing services through cloud providers like IBM Quantum, Google Quantum AI, and Amazon Braket.
The need for organizations to identify potential use cases and build quantum capabilities.
Edge
The development of quantum algorithms and software will become a critical area of focus.
Quantum computing will create new opportunities for collaboration between industry, academia, and government.
The achievement of 'quantum advantage' will trigger a surge in investment and accelerate the adoption of quantum computing across various sectors.
