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Singularity ML is now part of a new set of services that the developers, data and computational scientists in the IBM global Quantum Network can use.
Chris Zaharias to lead U.S. office to offer value-based quantum and quantum-inspired AI software solutions to enterprise and government organizations.
Sam Mugel, Ph.D., is the CTO of Multiverse Computing, a global leader in developing value-driven quantum solutions for businesses.
Multiverse Computing to build gesture recognition software for fighter pilots within the EPIIC European Defence Fund project with Airbus
Román Orús, Founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Multiverse Computing and Professor Ikerbasque at the DIPC, has been recognized for his extensive career in the field of quantum technologies, with relevant scientific contributions, a large number of patents and an unquestionable business impact.
A huge thank you to the LinkedIn team for this honor and for creating a platform that allows startups like ours to connect, grow, and thrive.
We were honored to welcome the Minister of Economy, Trade & Business of Spain, Carlos Cuerpo, to Multiverse Computing.
DONOSTIA-SAN SEBASTIÁN, Spain, Sept. 12, 2024 — Multiverse Computing, a global leader in value-based quantum and quantum-inspired AI software solutions, today announced it has been selected for the second cohort of the AWS Generative AI Accelerator.
La computación cuántica como respuesta a los grandes problemas de la IA generativa y LLM.
En el marco del reciente Encuentro de AMETIC en Santander, entrevista a Román Orús, cofundador y Director Científico de Multiverse Computing, y profesor en el Donostia International Physics Center (DIPC) desde InnovaSpain.
La ponencia se realizó el día 2 de la 38ª edición del AMETIC Encuentro de la Economía Digital y las Telecomunicaciones.
Román Orús, Chief Scientific Officer of Multiverse Computing has participated in AMETIC's roundtable: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Industry- Success Stories and Challenges.
Quantum and quantum-inspired algorithms matched or outperformed classical solutions for determining the quantity and placement of grid batteries.
Multiverse Computing won 800,000 hours on one of the world’s top-performing supercomputers in a bid to strengthen Europe’s technological sovereignty.
Luc Andrea, Engineering Director at Multiverse Computing, discusses AI models evolution, enabling LLMs on edge devices and Quantum-Inspired solutions.
His Majesty the King of Spain has presented the seventh edition of the “National SME of the Year Award”, organized by the Chamber of Commerce of Spain and the Santander Bank, which recognizes the work of small and medium-sized companies as generators of wealth and creators of employment in the performance of their daily work, which in this edition have fallen to Meltio, Ecoforest Geotermia, Multiverse Computing S.L., Vera (Gurbtec Iguana Telecom, S.L.) and Tresca Engineering.
The current resource-hogging generative AI technologies could run into a wall, prompting many companies to look for more efficient compute. Some are on the bleeding edge: See the “food for thought” item below. But others are already well underway on a number of fronts, such as Multiverse Computing, which is using quantum computing-inspired software for AI model training, as well as Efficient Compute, Neural Magic, Taalas and, not least, Groq, the current hot thing in chatbots thanks to its ultrafast language-optimized custom processor.
"The real idea was, OK, we have AI systems that are expensive to train — they are large and so on, and could we just prepare something that is not only smaller, because you have to fit the system somewhere, but also consumes less energy,” said Enrique Lizaso (pictured), co-founder and chief executive officer of Multiverse Computing. “We analyzed the problem and said, ‘Yes, this is a particular problem that fits into quantum computing.’ Then, at some point … somebody inside the company suggested, ‘OK, we have done that in the manufacturing line … can we apply that to LLMs?'"
By @roman Orus, co founder & CSO - EETimes As 2024 unfolds, the realm of quantum technology teems with anticipation, ready to open a new chapter of groundbreaking advancements. The past few years, especially 2023, were a prologue to what appears to be a pivotal year ahead. While I may not possess a crystal ball (I wish I did!), my immersion in the quantum domain allows me to sketch out the trends likely to shape the quantum landscape this year.
