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SAS Survey: 60% of Businesses Exploring Quantum AI Despite Adoption Barriers
A recent SAS survey of 500 business leaders indicates strong interest in quantum AI, with over 60% exploring or investing in the technology. However, concerns about high costs, lack of understanding, and unclear practical applications remain. SAS is working to make quantum AI more accessible through research, partnerships, and pilot projects to address these challenges and help businesses leverage the technology's potential in various sectors.
AiThority
New 2x Single Stock ETFs Targeting AI and Quantum Computing: Crypto Implications
Themes and Tradr have filed for 25 new 2x single stock ETFs focusing on AI, quantum computing, and gold miners. The launch of these ETFs, particularly a 2x Rigetti Computing ETF, could significantly impact crypto markets, especially AI-related tokens. The article analyzes the potential for increased speculative flows and the risks associated with the high volatility of these leveraged products.
Blockchain News
Floquet Majorana Fermions: Potential Quantum Computing Advancement via Superconducting Control
A new study suggests that Floquet Majorana fermions may enhance quantum computing by controlling superconducting currents, leading to increased stability and reduced errors. This approach leverages the unique properties of topological superconductors and the Josephson effect to model quantum information non-locally, making it less susceptible to noise and fluctuations.
Hackaday
Horizon Quantum Computing Eyes $500M Deal, Foresees Trillion-Dollar Quantum Future
Dr. Joe Fitzsimons' Horizon Quantum Computing is reportedly nearing a $500 million deal, positioning itself at the forefront of the burgeoning quantum computing industry. Fitzsimons envisions the potential for trillion-dollar companies to emerge from this sector, with Horizon Quantum Computing aiming to be a major player.
The Irish Independent
Nozomi & NVIDIA Integrate BlueField for Enhanced AI Cyber Defenses
Nozomi Networks and NVIDIA have collaborated to integrate NVIDIA BlueField DPUs into Nozomi's cybersecurity platform. This integration aims to enhance AI-driven threat detection and response for critical infrastructure, OT, IoT, and cyber-physical systems. It allows for real-time anomaly analysis at the edge, improving resilience and operational uptime while streamlining deployment.
SecurityBrief Australia
IonQ's Q1 2025 Revenue Projected at $7-8 Million Amidst Losses
IonQ, a leading player in quantum computing, projects Q1 2025 revenue of $7-8 million and a negative EPS of -$0.30. The company's full-year 2024 GAAP net loss reached $331.6 million, including significant stock-based compensation and R&D expenses. FY2025 revenue guidance indicates substantial growth, but EPS remains negative, raising concerns about cost efficiency.
Investor's Business Daily
Barron's
Yahoo Finance
Seeking Alpha
IonQ Acquires Capella Space for $311M to Advance Quantum Communications Network
IonQ's acquisition of Capella Space for $311 million aims to create an ultra-secure, space-based quantum communications network. This move combines IonQ's quantum computing expertise with Capella's satellite technology and secure facilities, addressing the need for unhackable communication and potential expansion into defense and intelligence markets. The deal also involves Lightsynq Technologies for quantum repeaters.
Business Wire
SpaceNews
Business Wire
payloadspace.com
Quantum Technology: Global Divide, Legal System Transformation, and Ethical Considerations
This article examines the emerging quantum divide, where disparities in access to quantum technology risk widening global inequalities. It further explores how quantum computing could revolutionize the legal system, while also necessitating careful consideration of algorithmic bias and transparency. The piece also highlights the need for ethical governance and proactive measures to ensure equitable access and prevent the monopolization of quantum advancements.
The World Economic Forum
University of Exeter
Just Security
Modern Ghana
Multiverse Computing Named to CB Insights' 2025 AI 100 List
Multiverse Computing, specializing in AI model compression, has been named to CB Insights' 2025 AI 100 list. This recognition acknowledges their innovative CompactifAI technology, which reduces AI model size by up to 93% without significant loss of accuracy. This enables cost- and energy-efficient AI deployments across various industries. The company's technology addresses challenges related to AI model size, computational costs, and energy consumption.
GlobeNewswire
Schools Warn of Dangerous TikTok 'Chromebook Challenge' Causing Fires, Evacuations
The 'Chromebook Challenge' on TikTok encourages students to damage Chromebooks by inserting objects into charging ports, causing them to overheat, smoke, or catch fire. This has led to school evacuations, warnings from officials, potential legal consequences for students, and concerns among parents. Several incidents have been reported across multiple states.
LehighValleyLive.com
NBC Connecticut
WFSB
WJAR
ABA Partners with PCs for People, Donates Over 650 Computers to Underserved
The American Bar Association (ABA) has partnered with PCs for People, a nonprofit organization, to provide low-cost technology to underserved communities. The ABA has donated over 650 computers, which PCs for People refurbishes or recycles. The initiative aims to bridge the digital divide, provide access to legal resources like ABA Free Legal Answers, and promote digital literacy among low-income individuals and families.
ABA Journal
Quantum Computing Inc. Executives Sued for Alleged Investor Misleading
A shareholder lawsuit accuses Quantum Computing Inc. executives of misleading investors about their chip factory, NASA relationship, and early business deals. The lawsuit, filed in the US District Court for the District of New Jersey, was triggered by a short seller report exposing alleged fabrications regarding QCi's technology and progress.
Bloomberg Law News
Nutanix Expands Platform: Integrations with Nvidia, Pure Storage, and Cloud-Native AOS
Nutanix announced new partnerships with Nvidia, Pure Storage, and Cisco, along with updates to its Acropolis Operating System (AOS) at its NEXT 2025 conference. These updates focus on AI integration, expanded storage options, and cloud-native support, positioning Nutanix as a versatile platform for diverse workloads and hybrid cloud environments. These changes aim to simplify operations and attract VMware customers seeking alternatives.
insideHPC
CRN Magazine
Blocks and Files
theregister.com
UK National Centre to Advance Brain-Inspired Computing with £5.6 Million Funding
The UK is launching a £5.6 million national center dedicated to advancing neuromorphic computing, which mimics the human brain's efficiency. Led by Aston University and involving several other universities, the center aims to create sustainable, energy-efficient computing solutions. Research will integrate neuroscience, stem-cell-derived neurons, computational modeling, and advanced hardware, with potential applications and support from major industry partners.
digit.fyi
strath.ac.uk
EdTech Innovation Hub
AI Boom Drives Data Center Cooling and Skills Revolution; Sustainability Concerns Rise
The surge in AI workloads is reshaping data centers, demanding advanced cooling solutions like liquid cooling due to increased power and thermal densities. This shift necessitates skilled personnel, creating a talent shortage that companies address through training and higher salaries. Simultaneously, there's a rising emphasis on energy efficiency and sustainable practices within data centers, including renewable energy adoption and optimized resource management to minimize environmental impact.
Law.asia
Network World
Data Center Dynamics
Analytics Insight
AI-Powered Interfaces Help People with Speech Disabilities Make Timely Jokes
Researchers at Cornell Tech have created AI-powered interfaces that assist individuals with speech impairments in making real-time jokes during conversations using AAC technology. The research explores different AI-assisted interfaces that balance speed and control, allowing users to generate or fine-tune humorous comments, ultimately enhancing social interaction and emotional connections for those with speech disabilities.
Cornell Chronicle
China Advances Quantum Computing with New Origin Tianji 4.0 Control System
Origin Quantum in China has launched Origin Tianji 4.0, a fourth-generation quantum control system that supports over 500 qubits. This advancement signifies China's increased capabilities in quantum computing, with improvements in scalability, integration, and automation. The system is designed to accelerate the development and delivery of quantum computers, enhancing control and readout of quantum chips.
Interesting Engineering
Yahoo
中国新闻网
news.cgtn.com
Zuckerberg and Apple Exec Agree: AI Will Drive Voice Computing Growth
This article examines the alignment between Mark Zuckerberg's and Eddy Cue's perspectives on the future of computing. It highlights Zuckerberg's prediction that voice interaction will significantly increase due to AI advancements and contrasts this with Cue's suggestion that AI could diminish the necessity for iPhones. The analysis explores the potential impact of AI on user interfaces and computing habits.
9to5Mac
Fluence Aims to Disrupt Cloud Computing with Decentralized, 'Cloudless' Platform
Fluence is developing a 'cloudless' decentralized computing platform as an alternative to traditional cloud services, targeting Web3 and AI markets. It aims to offer cost-effective compute resources, reduce vendor lock-in, and promote transparency through a DAO-driven ecosystem. The platform uses the FLT token for staking and incentivizing hardware providers and plans to integrate GPU support for AI workloads.
BeInCrypto
Windows 11 Start Menu Revamp and New AI Features Announced by Microsoft
Microsoft is rolling out a significant update to Windows 11, featuring a revamped Start Menu, AI-driven settings management, and enhancements to apps like File Explorer, Notepad, Paint, and Photos. The update caters to both Copilot+ PCs with advanced AI capabilities and standard Windows 11 devices, aiming to improve user experience and productivity.
TechRadar
Windows Blog
theregister.com
ZDNET
