Multiverse Computing, a global leader in value-based quantum computing solutions, announces a new partnership to deliver its cutting-edge quantum computing software to Tech Mahindra’s global customers. Tech Mahindra is a leading provider of digital transformation, consulting, and business engineering services and solutions. With this partnership, Tech Mahindra and Multiverse Computing will jointly develop a go-to-market strategy to serve global customers across sectors including finance, healthcare, logistics, manufacturing and government. The partnership will facilitate co-innovation and joint development in the quantum field and enhance the understanding of the technology by sharing pitch books and collaterals with end-customers.
Multiverse Computing, a global leader in value-based quantum computing solutions, announced a new partnership to deliver its cutting-edge quantum computing software to Tech Mahindra’s global customers. Tech Mahindra is a leading provider of digital transformation, consulting, and business engineering services and solutions. With this partnership, Tech Mahindra and Multiverse Computing will jointly develop a go-to-market strategy to serve global customers across sectors including finance, healthcare, logistics, manufacturing, and government. The partnership will facilitate co-innovation and joint development in the quantum field and enhance the understanding of the technology by sharing pitch books and collaterals with end customers.
The European Union (EU) stands on the leading edge of the quantum industry. This is one of the most promising industries of the future, with a projected market size of $106 billion by 2040. Yet its current global leadership position is under significant threat. As detailed by the European Quantum Industry Consortium (QuIC), the continued development and future competitiveness of the EU's quantum startups and scaleups are being imperiled by regulatory hurdles inherent in the financial models required by European funding institutions. These weaknesses jeopardize the unlocking of Europe's full quantum potential at a critical point in its evolution.
The first winners of a £15 million competition to explore the benefits of using quantum technologies in the government’s work across areas like health, transport and net zero have been announced today (7 September). The Quantum Catalyst Fund aims to accelerate the adoption of quantum solutions by the public sector and will ensure the UK government is well-placed to fully harness the benefits of using these technologies across a range of policy areas. Quantum technologies – one of the government’s five critical technologies – are devices and systems using quantum mechanics to provide capabilities that ‘classical’ machines like binary computers cannot.
The first winners of a £15 million competition to explore the benefits of using quantum technologies in the Government’s work across areas like health, transport and net zero have been announced today (7 September). The Quantum Catalyst Fund aims to accelerate the adoption of quantum solutions by the public sector and hopes to ensure the UK Government is well-placed to fully harness the benefits of using these technologies across a range of policy areas.
Multiverse Computing announces that we are official sponsors of the Osservatori Digital Innovation on Quantum Computing from the School of Management of Politecnico di Milano.
Our CIO 100 Award Winning Project Our submission to the CIO 100 showcased a proof-of-concept (POC) with vendors Protiviti and Multiverse Computing to help Ally develop computing capabilities that solve challenges using both classical and quantum computing power. Ally sees value in preparing to be ‘at the ready’ as quantum computing machines become more powerful. The project centered on financial index tracking, an essential application of portfolio optimization used by financial firms for asset management strategies or for creating and managing new financial products such as exchange-traded funds (ETFs). A POC is a smart choice for a team looking to invest wisely in quantum computing because it allows safe experimentation and testing that could eventually be deployed to customers. While there’s no current plan to deploy this capability to Ally customers, it allows the technology team to solve complex problems and run tests in a controlled environment, which is critical for accelerating innovation.
The number of VC-funded quantum startups in Europe is growing fast, with many making bold claims that their technology could one day revolutionise the world economy. Yet it's still difficult to answer one fundamental thing: what can quantum computers actually do? For now, the quantum computing industry remains in what's known as the NISQ era — Noisy Intermediate Scale Quantum — in which error rates and the limited size of quantum processors significantly limit the power of quantum computers. A fully fledged quantum computer, which would be able to solve complex calculations unmanageable for today’s supercomputers, is still years away.
SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain, July 6, 2023 — Multiverse Computing, a global leader in value-based quantum computing solutions, today announced a joint project with multinational clean energy firm Iberdrola to modernize electrical grids and facilitate additional green energy sources. Because electrical grids are integrating increasing amounts of renewable generation, electric vehicles and other distributed energy resources, supplemental batteries are playing a vital role. i-DE, Iberdrola’s distributor in Spain and a leader in smart grids, will work with Multiverse Computing to select the optimal number, type and locations of supplemental batteries for the electrical grid.
Quantum algorithms from Multiverse Computing in Spain are being used to optimise the local electricity grid and develop additional green energy storage. A joint project with multinational clean energy firm Iberdrola is using quantum algorithms to select the optimal number, type and locations of supplemental energy storage batteries for the electrical grid. The two companies will work together for 10 months as part of the Gipuzkoa Quantum Programme in the Basque Country of Spain, a quantum computing hub and smart grid innovation centre.
SAN SEBASTIÁN, Spain, August 8, 2023 — Multiverse Computing, a global leader in value-based quantum computing solutions, today announced a new partnership to deliver its cutting-edge quantum computing software to Tech Mahindra‘s global customers. Tech Mahindra is a leading provider of digital transformation, consulting, and business engineering services and solutions. With this partnership, Tech Mahindra and Multiverse Computing will jointly develop a go-to-market strategy to serve global customers across sectors including finance, healthcare, logistics, manufacturing, and government. The partnership will facilitate co-innovation and joint development in the quantum field and enhance the understanding of the technology by sharing pitch books and collaterals with end-customers.
The first computer program was written by Ada Lovelace in 1843 for Charles Babbage's marvellously ambitious (and tragically hypothetical) Analytical Engine. Intended to showcase the computational power of this whirring, shunting assembly of cogs and flywheels, Lovelace’s code was designed to calculate a sequence of Bernoulli numbers. Though the Analytical Engine was never completed in either Lovelace or Babbage’s lifetimes, computer science students still use Bernoulli numbers to flex their coding muscles.
Iberdrola, a Spanish energy company, has partnered with start-up Multiverse Computing to launch a joint quantum computing project to solve complex optimization problems in the power grid. The project, part of the Gipuzkoa Quantum Program, will focus on finding optimal battery locations within the electrical network. Quantum computing is a promising technology for evaluating many combinations, making it suitable for addressing the computational complexity of power grid optimization. The 10-month project will see both companies contribute their expertise in their respective fields.
The largest quantum computing company in the EU is working with a global leader in clean energy to solve optimization problems on smart electricity grids
Multiverse Computing and Université de Sherbrooke Announce Collaboration to Prepare Students for Careers in Quantum Partnership aims to enhance student learning with the development of additional quantum education materials using Multiverse’s Singularity platform
Securing a spot in the TOP 100 AI Most Promising Companies published by CB Insights is an exceptional achievement for us.
As a relatively new field (at least commercially), quantum computing (leveraging quantum mechanics) has the potential to change outcomes in many industries and fields of science. There are a number of quantum computing applications that are particularly promising.
NATO has identified quantum as a key emerging technology whose potential applications might enable Allies to extend their warfighting capabilities. The Quantum Technology Workshop took place in NATO HQ, on May 2023.
