Quantum 32 : actualités du mois

from Quantum · host Fanny BOUTON et Olivier EZRATTY

Événements passés : - Visite à l’ENS Lyon le 21 septembre 2021 - Table ronde sur le thème “Quantique : pour aujourd’hui ou pour demain ?” au SIDO à Lyon le 22 septembre 2021https://pulse.sido-lyon.com/fr/session/11c297ef-aab1-eb11-94b3-000d3a219024 - Annonce du PEPR (Programme d’Equipement Prioritaire de Recherche) quantique le 23 septembre à Grenoble - Sortie du livre d'Olivier en anglais le 27 septembrehttps://www.oezratty.net/wordpress/2021/understanding-quantum-technologies-with-paper/ - Hackathon quantique du 2 au 5 octobre chez Quantonation, organisé par QuantX.- BIG : table ronde logicielle quantique le 7 octobrehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWea8vwgL7w - Annonce du plan France 2030 par le Président de la République à l’Elysée le 12 octobre- Journée quantique Minalogic le 14 octobre- Aux USA, conférence à l’Université de Maryland des 12 et 13 octobre sur l’investissement dans les startups du quantiquehttps://quantum.umd.edu/events/investment-summit Événements à venir - Conférence IEEE aux USA avec les vendors du quantum computing du 17 au 22 octobrehttps://ieeecs-media.computer.org/media/conferences/resources/quantum-program-2021.pdf - Colloque "Foundations of physics" à l'ENS Paris du 28 au 30 octobre. Soutenu par SIRTEQ, il comprendra une importante partie consacrée à l'information quantiqueLe programme : https://foundations2020.sciencesconf.org/ - Série de webinaires sur les applications industrielles du calcul quantique organisée par le projet Européen NEASQC piloté par Atoshttps://www.neasqc.eu/neasqc-webinar-series/ - Journées du GDR IQFA (groupement de recherche du CNRS) à Normale Sup Lyon les 3, 4 et 5 novembre. Actualités scientifique et entrepreneuriale :- Papier de Nicolas Sangouard et Elie Gouzien du CEA sur la manière de réduire le nombre de qubits pour résoudre l’algorithme de Shor. https://physics.aps.org/articles/v14/s117 - Annonce de D-Wave qui va faire du gate-based computing. https://www.dwavesys.com/company/newsroom/press-release/let-s-get-practical-d-wave-details-product-expansion-cross-platform-roadmap/- Annonce d'Orca d’un ordinateur quantique photoniquehttps://www.bbc.com/news/technology-58738571- Introduction d’IonQ au Nasdaq https://ionq.com/news/october-01-2021-ionq-listed-on-nyse - Qc-Ware lève $25Mhttps://www.hpcwire.com/off-the-wire/qc-ware-raises-25-million-series-b-financing/ - Partenariat de l’Université de Singapour (NUS) et Thales dans les capteurs quantiques.https://techwireasia.com/2021/10/singapores-nus-and-thales-to-develop-quantum-technologies-for-commercial-applications/

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Et voici le 32e épisode de Quantum, l'actualité quantique par Olivier Ezratty et Fanny Bouton. Vous allez voir que l'automne continue à grand train et que l'on ne s'ennuie toujours pas pas cet univers de l'infiniment petit qui va décidément très vite.

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