Tag: Quantum Computing

Google DeepMind is an artificial intelligence research unit created by consolidating Google Brain and DeepMind. With world-class experts and Google's powerful infrastructure, Google hopes to accelerate advancements in AI. Google Research will remain independent and focus on advancing AI theory, privacy, security and more. By unifying their resources, DeepMind led by Demis Hassabis promises a responsible and ethical AI breakthrough.

IBM and Moderna join forces to explore the potential of quantum computing and generative AI in the life sciences sector. Leveraging AI to boost knowledge on vaccines, medicines and climate change, this partnership could help speed up the development of lifesaving treatments. Supercomputer systems and quantum computing tools will be used to uncover critical insights.

Stay ahead of cyber crimes & protect digital assets with cutting-edge security technologies. Cyber crimes are on the rise & governments are implementing regulations to protect personal data & strengthen security measures. AI and machine learning can detect threats quickly, while cloud computing & quantum computing create new challenges. Awareness and knowledge can promote a safe and secure digital future.

Quantum Source, a leading Israeli startup in quantum computing, recently raised $27 million in seed-extension investment, making them a frontrunner in the technology industry. The company utilizes advanced Cavity-QED-based technology, offering a more efficient and manageable solution for generating entangled cluster states which serve as the key to power photonic quantum computers. Hear from the amazing minds behind this world-changing technology at the upcoming AI Investment Summit in San Francisco, California!

The European Union has long sought to become a hub of innovation. But its attempt to regulate technology like ChatGPT has backfired, leaving its ambitions to catch up to the US and China at risk of failure. Recent regulations such as the Digital Markets Act, Digital Services Act, draft AI Act & the upcoming Data Act have hampered innovative investments and left Europe trailing in the race for advancing technology. Will the EU adopt structural reforms to stay competitive and approve technologies for the future?