Can quantum become even bigger than AI? And will it help soften the AI bubble as it seems set to burst? Experts share their views.

Brooks Consulting's Chuck Brooks, a GovCon expert, explains how AI and quantum technologies are becoming mission-critical across the government.

The potential of artificial intelligence (AI) won’t be fully realized without quantum computing. Currently, around 78% of organizations use AI for at least one business function, according to McKinsey ...

Quantum computing has moved from physics labs into boardroom slide decks, promising to crack problems that leave even the largest AI models and supercomputers gasping. Yet for all the talk of a coming ...

We are at a crucial juncture in the annals of technical history. Throughout decades of writing, lecturing, teaching and consulting on emerging technologies, I have observed cycles of invention ...

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Energy Undersecretary for Science Darío Gil walked House lawmakers through the agency’s research priorities for the AI-centric Genesis Mission and beyond. Emerging technology research dominates the ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has already transformed how we innovate, predict, and compete. Quantum computing promises to do the same, only on a fundamentally different scale. But it’s not just about ...

As AI and quantum collide, we get huge leaps in power — along with a scramble to secure our data, trust the results and brace for a fast-approaching Q-Day. In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI ...

Quantum computing could speed up AI training and inference once the technology matures. IBM's quantum computing track record spans decades, and the company has a clear and impressive quantum roadmap.

D-Wave Quantum and Nvidia are delivering vastly different offerings to the AI sector. D-Wave's quantum computers can quickly complete complex calculations that would take centuries on a supercomputer.