Experts say commercial quantum computing will be disruptive, available in five years.
B.C. is on its way to becoming a global powerhouse for quantum computing, a cutting-edge technology that has the potential to transform numerous industries and enable the development of previously inconceivable technologies.
A quantum network could also make the internet more secure; could bring benefits to a wide array of industries, from self-driving cars, to mining, to aviation; and, ultimately, provide opportunities for great jobs, successful businesses and wealth creation, Turner said. B.C. is also home to 1Qbit, the first dedicated quantum software company, and B2Q Technologies, which provides quantum resistance, security and encryption solutions.
Quantum industry faces massive growth explosion Although the quantum industry remains relatively small, it is at the start of a potentially massive explosion in growth, said Turner, who expects the technology will revolutionize many industries much how artificial intelligence is changing the nature and scope of work.
“In that three-to-five-year timeframe, you will see companies getting competitive advantage from their use of quantum. The flipside is also true, which is companies that don’t embrace quantum will fall behind really quickly,” said Terry. “And quantum and AI are very closely linked. will power AI; AI solutions and algorithms will help drive new solutions using quantum computing, so the two will build on each other.”
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