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Reply is exploring the potential for quantum computers and quantum algorithms to identify solutions to previously insoluble problems.

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  • QUANTUM COMPUTING EXPLAINED

    A Quantum Computer is a processor whose function is based on the laws of quantum mechanics. This rapidly evolving technology will provide faster computing solutions to problems that only supercomputers can currently solve – or are considered unsolvable at the current state of the art.

  • QUANTUM MECHANICS

    Quantum mechanics is the basis of Quantum Computing and refers to the scientific laws that affect the smallest dimension of nature: molecules, atoms and subatomic particles. At this level new physical phenomena like superposition and entanglement arise and can be used for computing.

  • WHAT IS A
    QUBIT?

    Qubit is the short form for Quantum bit. As the basis of Quantum Computing, Qubits can – in contrast to bits, which can only be represented by a zero or a one – be a zero, a one or both at the same time and form a so-called superposition.

  • HOW DOES A QUANTUM COMPUTER WORK?

    Today, standard computers process information in bits, whereas quantum computers use Qubits and thus use the concept of superposition. This can lead to extremely fast processing so that calculations that are not possible with conventional computers become reality.

What is Quantum Computing used for?

REPLY USE CASES IN DEVELOPMENT


  • Production Line Optimization with Quantum Computing

  • Portfolio Management with Quantum Algorithms

  • Fault detection with Quantum Computing

  • OPTIMISING TRANSPORT SCHEDULING FOR RAILWAYS

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Blockchain and Quantum Computing, friends or enemies?

A distributed and encrypted digital register, simultaneously accessible by the participants, which allows data recording, validation, updating and archiving. Data remains unalterable, unchangeable and non-replicable.

Blockchain and Quantum Computing, friends or enemies? 0

17.12.2020

News & Communication

Machine Learning Reply wins the Airbus Quantum Computing Challenge

Machine Learning Reply, the Reply Group company specialized in Artificial Intelligence solutions, has won the Airbus Quantum Computing Challenge (AQCC), the competition launched by Airbus in 2019 to address some of the major challenges in the aerospace industry by leveraging the computational capabilities offered by Quantum Computing.

Quantum Computing

Research

The Future of Quantum Computing

Quantum Computing is an evolving technology that will provide faster computational solutions to problems currently being handled only by supercomputers – or considered unsolvable with the present state of computer technology. With SONAR Trend Platform Reply is able to create an overview and mapping of relevant trending industries related to Quantum Computing.

From Science to Business

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Quantum computing: A key ally for meeting business objectives

In a world of 0s and 1s, Quantum Computing truly is a quantum leap. Today, technology is becoming increasingly mature and the prospect of Quantum Computing being at the full disposal of businesses, so-called quantum supremacy seems to be getting closer. Read our sponsored content on MIT Technology Review and discover how this technology is about to revolutionize various industries.

Accuracy and minor embedding in subqubo decomposition with fully connected large problems

A case study about the number partitioning problem

In this research article, we investigate the capabilities of a hybrid quantum-classical procedure to explore the solution space using the D-Wave 2000QTM quantum annealer device.

30.03.2020 / English language

Webinar

Quantum Computing state of the art and potential of the technology

The Quantum Computing state of the art and potential of the technology webinar was organized by Reply’s international community of Quantum Computing experts.

30.01.2020 / Milan

Event

Quantum Computing for Business Applications

The Quantum Computing for Business Applications event is the opportunity to investigate, in an interdisciplinary manner, how recent progress in Quantum Computing is already finding concrete application in more than one business area.

25.03.2019 - 27.03.2019 / Milan

Event

D-Wave Europe “Qubits” Users Conference

The event is organised by D-Wave. Reply will co-host the event. Data Reply, specialising in Big Data, Machine Learning and AI, will be at the D-Wave Europe “Qubits” User Conference, from 25 to 27 March 2019. The aim of the conference is to share knowledge regarding the applications developed and used by D-Wave users in Europe.

26.11.2018 - 30.11.2018 / Paris

Event

ICOQC 2018 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON QUANTUM COMPUTING

Poster presentation by Reply at this conference being held at the prestigious École Normale Supérieure in Paris.

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State of the art quantum technologies and solutions

Quantum computing and quantum computers probably represent the only practical, near-term solution to solving otherwise unsolvable problems, thanks to unprecedented computing power, speed, and memory capacity.

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QUANTUM COMPUTING:
WHICH SECTORS WILL IT REVOLUTIONISE?


Quantum Computing

Capacity and computing speeds that are not available from traditional systems.

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Quantum Computing

Capacity and computing speeds that are not available from traditional systems.

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND OPTIMISATION

Even the most powerful computers have to work at the limits of their capacity to provide the computational performance required for machine learning and combinatorial optimisation.
THIS IS WHY WE NEED QUANTUM!

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ENGINEERING AND MATERIALS SCIENCE

Analysing how complex materials behave in industrial and transportation contexts represents a difficult challenge for traditional computing systems.
THIS IS WHY WE NEED QUANTUM!

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PROTEIN & DRUG DESIGN, GENOMICS

The massive number of potential combinations involved in molecule design cannot be calculated using traditional computing technologies.
THIS IS WHY WE NEED QUANTUM!

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COMMUNICATION ENCRYPTION AND CYBERSECURITY

IT security can be guaranteed with the aid of quantum technologies such as quantum key distribution.
THIS IS WHY WE NEED QUANTUM!

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