Quantum Computing
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PsiQuantum names Niklas Zennström to its Board of Directors
Niklas Zennström, co-founder of Skype and Atomico, has joined the board of PsiQuantum, a company aiming to build the world's first utility-scale fault-tolerant quantum computer.
Quantum in 2026: Willow, Ocelot, and Why Deep Tech's Hardest Problem Is Also Its Most Strategic
Quantum computing in 2026 is shaped by hardware milestones from Google, IBM, and AWS, and a growing consensus that its significance lies in convergence with AI and semiconductors. Understanding corporate races and geopolitical stakes is now essential for tracking deep tech.
Quantum Computing and AI: What the Principles Promise and What Actually Works Today
Quantum computing promises to revolutionize AI through optimization, simulation, and machine learning, but current practical applications rely on hybrid quantum-classical models due to immature hardware. The significant gap between theoretical potential and current reality is defined by qubit scarcity, instability, and error-proneness.