New program myQLM will allow quantum computing researchers, students and developers to develop and simulate quantum programs on their own desktops. myQLM will be available for free to all Atos Quantum Learning Machine users. At the occasion of the 4th Atos Technology Days co-located with VivaTech, Atos, a global leader in digital transformation, today announces myQLM, a new program providing researchers, students and developers quantum programming tools for free, in order to democratize access...  

As more markets adopt open banking — which mandates banks to open their systems to third parties — it will be increasingly critical for banks to ensure the security of not only their networks, but those of their ecosystems partners as well, according to a report from Accenture (NYSE: ACN) that predicts key technology trends in banking over the next three years. According to the Accenture Banking Technology Vision 2019, while consumers trust banks to securely hold their data, maintaining that...  

Rick Perry (U.S. Energy Secretary) has helped break ground on a new research facility at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. According to a news release, the groundbreaking for the 100,000-square-foot Translational Research Capability Facility took place on Tuesday with Perry and U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann in attendance. The facility will be purpose-built for research in computing, materials science and quantum information science. It is designed to have flexible space that encourages...  

Our ambition is to make quantum computing more accessible so that developers can help solve some of the world’s most pressing challenges. The power to achieve that vision comes when every developer can collaborate, share code, and build upon each other’s work. The Microsoft Quantum Development Kit empowers developers at every stage of the quantum programming lifecycle – from learning basic quantum concepts to coding their first quantum application – to deliver real-world solutions with the help...