1QBit — software developer for quantum computings. The headquarters of the company is located in Vancouver (British Columbia, Canada), and in staff of the company there are more than 50 mathematicians, physicists, chemists, programmers and other industry experts who work on algorithms of machine learning and create software for quantum computings.
Among clients 1QBit — the international companies entering the list of Fortune 500, including DowDuPont and Biogen.
History
2017: Attraction of $35.11 million investments
At the end of November, 2017 it became known that the Fujitsu company invested nearly 2 billion yens ($17.9 million) in the Canadian software developer for quantum computings 1QBit. Using developments of the last the Japanese IT giant expects to accelerate commercialization of own computer using quantum technologies.
In the press release 1QBit it is reported that within the second round of the investment attraction the company received 45 million Canadian dollars ($35.11 million). Fujitsu became the main investor. Among other companies which provided means to a startup Accenture, Allianz and also Royal Bank of Scotland bank and CME Ventures venture fund are listed.[1] Read more here.
See Also
- Quantum computer and quantum communication
- Quantum communications
- Quantum cryptography
- Russian Quantum Center (payment processing center, Russian Quantum Center, RQC)
- Supercomputer
- Photon Integrated Circuit (PIC)
- Supercomputer
Notes
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