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Quantum Generationis pleased to announce an orbital and terrestrial technologypartnership with Plato Technologies. The partnership allowsthe development of the quantum space-based infrastructure.We are building the quantum incentivized network andintegrating the technologies in the space-basedQPhone.

Quantum computers and communications promiseto operate millions of times faster than traditionaltechnologies. Quantum Generation is deploying the QGwaves technologies with quantum frequency stronger than 5Gor 6G. Integrating Plato Blockchain with QuantumGeneration key distribution will ensure it is secure andanonymous. Utilizing the quantum generation repeaters andQSAT satellites, Plato Blockchain provides the fastestand most secure platform in the world.

Quantumrepeaters are a vital component of quantum mesh network. ThePlato and QUBIT space "nodes" can receive and transmitquantum data to and from the ground via free-space opticalcommunications.

Plato and Quantum Generationbuilding the viability of technologies with self-healing P2Porbiting nodes to connect quantum transmitters and receiversover great distances securely. These nodes must produce anddetect pairs of entangled photons with the QuantumGeneration Repeaters. They are eventually transmittingsuch photons for quantum cloud computing, the internet,communications, and fintech exchanging quantum dataregardless of where the nodes are located.

QuantumGeneration's exclusive QG 369 community is growingworldwide and has seen an increase in its membershipsplatform and look forward to building on with the Platocommunity and creating new ideas, investments, andtechnologies.

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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Quantum Computing - Global Market Trajectory & Analytics" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

Global Quantum Computing Market to Reach $411.4 Million by 2026

The global market for Quantum Computing estimated at US$112.6 Million in the year 2020, is projected to reach US$411.4 Million by 2026, growing at a CAGR of 24.2% over the analysis period.

Quantum computing presents a dynamic paradigm for solving complex optimization issues due to its ability to process information in a different manner than classical computers. The market is primarily steered by increasing government and private funding on research programs intended to leverage quantum computing for information processing and other applications.

Factors such as increasing incidents of cybercrime coupled with growing adoption of emerging technologies such as machine learning, smart manufacturing, cloud computing and molecular structure research are anticipated to set a perfect stage for growth of the quantum computing market.

While increasing application in sectors like defense, healthcare, chemicals and banking are favoring the market, availability of fault-tolerance systems and efforts to leverage quantum computing for realistic programs are expected to fuel the market growth.

The U.S. Market is Estimated at $62.4 Million in 2021, While China is Forecast to Reach $54.6 Million by 2026

The Quantum Computing market in the U.S. is estimated at US$62.4 Million in the year 2021. China, the world's second largest economy, is forecast to reach a projected market size of US$54.6 Million by the year 2026 trailing a CAGR of 27.2% over the analysis period. Among the other noteworthy geographic markets are Japan and Canada, each forecast to grow at 18% and 22.6% respectively over the analysis period. Within Europe, Germany is forecast to grow at approximately 22.4% CAGR. The US is the dominant market, due to increasing focus of government agencies and the defense and aerospace sectors on quantum computing to leverage machine learning.

By End-Use, Space & Defense Segment to Reach $146.4 Million by 2026

Quantum technologies remain key research focus within the space & defense sector owing to their disruptive role in a diverse spectrum of areas and applications. The incorporation of quantum computing technologies is anticipated to considerably benefit the space and defense establishments.

The concept is expected to enable exciting military applications and support national programs. In the global Space & Defense (End-Use) segment, USA, Canada, Japan, China and Europe will drive the 22.1% CAGR estimated for this segment. These regional markets accounting for a combined market size of US$37.5 Million in the year 2020 will reach a projected size of US$162.2 Million by the close of the analysis period.

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Atotech, a global market leader for specialty chemicals, equipment, software, and services, is one of the technology companies involved in developing Germanys first error-improved quantum computer. The task is brought to life by QSolid, a joint project of 25 German research institutions and companies. The project is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research with 76.3 million euros over the next five years.

Numerous manufacturers and start-ups are working together to set up a national development and supply chain in preparation of commercializing an independent quantum computer made in Germany. All involved project partners such as Atotech have the opportunity early on to set industrial standards and to develop potential uses.

Brian Daniels, Vice President R&D, said: Atotech is committed to innovation, and we look forward to collaborate with the consortium partners on new solutions to enable quantum computing. It is highly motivating to work with so many partners on such a cutting-edge program, and we are very proud to be part of the QSolid team.

As part of the supply-chain segment of the project, Atotech is responsible for the electrolytic deposition of indium onto suitable superconducting substrates. Indium is needed to connect the sensitive qubit wafer, which represents the logic of the quantum computer, to the interposer and the readout wafer. The main challenge, however, is to create a set of layers that is compatible with the high demands of superconducting quantum computing, said Ralf Schmidt, R&D Manager for Semiconductor at Atotech. The quantum computer requires interconnects that are superconductive at temperatures above 1 K. Our experts at Atotech are developing a process for indium deposition which aims to cover these requirements.

QSolid recently announced a joint project among 25 German research institutes and companies to develop an error-improved quantum computer, made in Germany. The objective is to set up a comprehensive ecosystem embedded in the supercomputing environment at the research center in Juelich, Germany. The ecosystem then shall be made accessible to external users. A first demonstrator of the quantum computer is planned to start operating in mid-2024.

Though still in an early stage of development, quantum computers one day promise breakthroughs in the field of materials and drug development or in the optimization of traffic control. In the future, they could be far superior to conventional supercomputers for certain tasks.

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HONG KONG, CHINA / ACCESSWIRE / July 3, 2022 /TickerWin, one of the leading market research companies, has released a report on 'Booming of Computing Industry with Blockchain Technology'. Metaverse is a virtual world based on VR and AR technologies, in which users can interact with each other. Beyond social interactions, it will also be a place for shopping, events, education, and more. The metaverse game is a game world in which users will exist as avatar versions of themselves, supported by NFT and Blockchain technologies. They can then engage in daily activities such as meeting up with friends, buying groceries and attending a work event.

Quantum Computing, Bio-Computing and Blockchain-Computing

Computing power has always been increasing. However, new developments on the horizon like quantum computing and bio-computing are set to blow Moore's Law - the observation made in 1965 that computers tend to roughly double in power every two years - out of the water. The field of computing that we refer to as artificial intelligence, specifically machine learning and deep learning, has chiefly become viable in the past decade or so because computer processors have finally become available that can keep up with the background mathematics that is required. Today, Google is said to have a working quantum computer capable of operating 100 million times faster than any non-quantum computer in existence. While this will only be relevant to a very limited number of use cases (it's unlikely you could use it to play the game 100 million times faster than on an powerful GPU, for example), it's clear that we're getting set for an increase in computing power, unlike anything we've seen before.

The Rise of Blockchain and NFT assets

With the arrival of a new open, decentralized internet, comes an increased focused on blockchain, for the management of transparent data. Blockchains allow for convenient, trustless data exchanges, recorded histories, and decentralized authority.

Many experts believe the blockchain will play an important role in the creation of a safe and fair metaverse. The blockchain is also helping to form the creation of a new economy within the metaverse, one defined by creators being able to monetize the things they make and receive adequate compensation for their talents.

NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, for instance, are an exciting part of the metaverse, which allow people to sell everything from data to services and experiences, in a way that benefits the actual artist or creator behind each asset.

The roles for startups to play

Startups are emerging across the globe with their own metaverses. Furthermore, NFTs have also been a hot topic for many months now and the prospect of combining NFTs and metaverse solutions holds great potential. Numerous startups have been launching platforms in which users can create, mint and sell their own NFTs. These platforms are also working with brands and businesses who want to enter the NFT space.

Beyond creating their own metaverses, startups also develop technology to help build or support metaverses. In this sense, they play a tech enabler role. For example, they can provide businesses with the tools to create their own immersive 3D environments in the metaverse, with high quality visuals and optimal user experience. They can provide companies with the tools to launch solutions to host their meetings in the metaverse or to advertise their products at virtual events. Such tools include 3D development, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, etc.

As questions and concerns arise around user safety, regulating the metaverse and other legal matters, businesses will likely need to implement cybersecurity and compliance solutions. Startups, which are already leading in these areas for sectors like insurance, will emerge as key providers to ensure compliance with future regulations and security best practices.

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Industrys Largest Quantum Computing Community Debuts in Japan IBM Quantum Announced as Platinum Sponsor Q2B22 Tokyo Co-Hosted by QunaSys

PALO ALTO, Calif., July 4, 2022 /PRNewswire/ QC Ware, a leading quantum software and services company, today announced the inaugural Q2B22 Tokyo Practical Quantum Computing, to be held exclusively in person at The Westin Tokyo in Japan on July 13-14, 2022. Q2B is the worlds largest gathering of the quantum computing community, focusing solely on quantum computing applications and driving the discourse on quantum advantage and commercialization. Registration and other information on Q2B22 Tokyo is available at http://q2b.jp

Q2B22 Tokyo will feature top academics, industry end users, government representatives, and quantum computing vendors from around the world.

Japan has led the way with ground-breaking research on quantum computing, said Matt Johnson, CEO of QC Ware. In addition, the ecosystem includes some of Japans largest enterprises, forward-thinking government organizations, and a thriving venture-backed startup community. Im excited to be able to connect the Japanese and international quantum computing ecosystems at this unique event.

QC Ware has been operating in Japan since 2019 and recently opened up an office in Tokyo.

Sponsored by IBM Quantum, Q2B22 Tokyo will be co-hosted by QunaSys, co-hosted by QunaSys, a leading Japanese developer company working on innovative algorithms focused on accelerating the development of quantum technology applicability in chemistry.

Japans technology ecosystem is actively advancing quantum computing. QunaSys is a key player in boosting technology adoption, driving business, government, and academia collaboration to enable the quantum chemistry ecosystem. We are pleased to work with QC Ware and co-host Q2B Tokyo bringing Q2B to Japan, said Tennin Yan, CEO of QunaSys.

IBM Quantum has strategically invested in Japan to accelerate an ecosystem of world-class academic, private sector and government partners, including installation of the IBM Quantum System One at the University of Tokyo, and the co-development of the Quantum Innovation Initiative Consortium (QIIC), said Aparna Prabhakar, Vice President, Partners and Alliances, IBM Quantum. We are excited to work with QC Ware and QunaSys to bring experts from a wide variety of quantum computing fields to Q2B22 Tokyo.

Q2B22 Tokyo will feature keynotes from top academics such as:

Kohei Itoh, President, Keio University Hidetoshi Nishimori, Professor, Tokyo Institute of Technology Francois Le Gall, Professor, Nagoya University

Other keynotes include:

Matt Langione, Partner, Boston Consulting Group Aparna Prabhakar, Vice President, Partner Ecosystem, IBM Quantum Mitsunobu Koshiba, Honorary Chairman,JSR Corporation Koji Yasui, Sub Program Director of SIP Program, Photonics and Quantum Technology and Senior Chief Technologist, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation Celia Merzbacher, Executive Director, QED-C

Japanese and international end-users discussing active quantum initiatives, such as:

Automotive:

Takanori Ide, Senior Specialist, Aisin Corporation Dr. Elvira Shishenina, Quantum Computing Lead, BMW Group Tadashi Kadowaki, Project General Manager, Denso Corporation

Materials and Chemistry:

Qi Gao, Senior Chief Scientist, Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation Gian-Luca Romano Anselmetti, Covestro Deutschland AG Yu-ya Ohnishi, Deputy General Manager, JSR Corporation

Finance and more:

Nikitas Stamatopoulos, Vice President, R&D Engineering, Goldman Sachs Masayoshi Terabe, Head of Quantum Transformation, Sumitomo Corporation Ryota Katsuki, Researcher, NTT Data

In addition to IBM Quantum, Q2B22 Tokyo, is sponsored by D-Wave Systems, Keysight Technologies, NVIDIA, Quantinuum Ltd., Quantum Machines, and Strangeworks, Inc.

Other sponsors include:

Gold: Agnostiq, Bleximo Corp., Classiq, and Fujitsu Showcase: Deloitte and PsiQuantum Exhibitor: NEC and Pasqal Networking: QED-C Technical & Government Truck Sponsor: AISIN

Q2B has been run by QC Ware since 2017, with the annual flagship event held in Northern Californias Silicon Valley. Q2B Silicon Valley is currently scheduled for December 6-8 at the Santa Clara Convention Center.

About QC Ware

QC Ware is a quantum software and services company focused on ensuring enterprises are prepared for the emerging quantum computing disruption. QC Ware specializes in the development of applications for near-term quantum computing hardware with a team composed of some of the industrys foremost experts in quantum computing. Its growing network of customers includes AFRL, Aisin Group, Airbus, BMW Group, Covestro, Equinor, Goldman Sachs, Itau Unibanco, and Total. QC Ware Forge, the companys flagship quantum computing cloud service, is built for data scientists with no quantum computing background. It provides unique, performant, turnkey quantum computing algorithms. QC Ware is headquartered in Palo Alto, California, and supports its European customers through its subsidiary in Paris and its Asian customers from a Tokyo office. QC Ware also organizes Q2B, the largest annual gathering of the international quantum computing community.

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