IBM and National University of Singapore co-operate on quantum computing
IBM and the National University of Singapore (NUS) have launched a three-year collaboration in quantum computing research and education. The partnership will see the two entities working together to find new ways to use quantum computing to solve real-world problems and train quantum scientists. IBM will provide NUS researchers with access to 15 quantum computing systems, via a cloud platform. The company will also contribute to the organisation of local hackathons, developer camps, and other initiatives aimed to grow quantum expertise.
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