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Hear what Hyperion Research has to say about the HPC-AI market for 2025

Join us at the next Dell HPC Community call on Wed, March 5 to hear our thoughts on the HPC-AI market for 2025. https://lnkd.in/gUX9ja5c

Read Hyperion Research's latest report on NextSilicon's unique and groundbreaking approach to intelligent acceleration. By introducing Maverick-2 accelerator’s intelligent compute architecture, NextSilicon aims to overcome the challenges of upgrading legacy systems and managing complex workloads in the era of HPC and AI. Discover how Maverick-2 is shaping the future of computational research and how its intelligent, software-defined architecture is revolutionizing organizations' ability to achieve their goals. ?? Don’t miss this insight into the future of HPC & AI! https://lnkd.in/d-uJb2nu #AI #HPC #Innovation #TechLeadership #NextSilicon #Acceleration #Maverick2 #ICA #TechInnovation #FutureOfComputing #AIinResearch #Sustainability

If your organization is involved in Quantum Sensing (QS) activies and you wish to contribute to the first annual Quantum Sensing Industry Survey, a key initiative to understand and shape the future of the global QS market, please contact [email protected]. Notes: Potential participants must be qualified and be knowledgeable about QS and have verifiable empoyment at an organization with current QS activies to be considered. Not all requests to participate can or will be granted (e.g., regional ratios or limits). This research is endorsed by a prestigious international collaboration, including: Quantum Economic Development Consortium (QED-C) Q-STAR (Japan) Quantum Industry Canada (QIC) UKQuantum Tech Council of Australia European Quantum Industry Consortium (QuIC) Key Details: Responses will remain confidential; only aggregated data will be reported. Participants will receive the study results (at no cost) including key findings prepared by Bob Sorensen, Chief Quantum, Analyst, Hyperion Research. Additionally we are including a financial incentive to thank you for your time and expertise. This survey is invite-only. Referrals are welcome, but must be approved via email. Time Commitment: Approximately 10 minutes to complete.

Introducing Hyperion Research’s New Free Community Service: Top of Mind (ToM) Insights A new way to get answers to the most pressing HPC, AI, and QC questions. We’re launching this free service to foster ongoing engagement and promote mutually beneficial knowledge sharing with minimal time commitment. Every ~2 months, we’ll release a short, 5-question survey on key industry topics. Why Participate? All participants will receive full access to the results, along with insights from an expert analyst (when applicable) to provide deeper context. While raw metrics may seem sufficient, the full picture often reveals unexpected insights—sometimes intriguing, and other times unlocking solutions to previously unsolved challenges, provide new perspectives, and bridge the gap between data and actionable knowledge in HPC, AI, and QC—ultimately driving real-world success. Confidentiality & Data Protection: We adhere to GDPR, ISO/IEC 27559:2022, and use additional proprietary privacy methods. All survey responses will be used only in aggregated form, ensuring individual anonymity. PII will only be used for participant qualification verification and survey-related communications/results delivery. Time Commitment: ~2 minutes 30 seconds Deadline to Participate: 02/28/25 Questions or comments, contact: [email protected] Survey URL: https://lnkd.in/eg3ipNGA

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If your organization is involved in Quantum Sensing (QS) activies and you wish to contribute to the first annual Quantum Sensing Industry Survey, a key initiative to understand and shape the future of the global QS market, please contact [email protected]. Notes: Potential participants must be qualified and be knowledgeable about QS and have verifiable empoyment at an organization with current QS activies to be considered. Not all requests to participate can or will be granted (e.g., regional ratios or limits). This research is endorsed by a prestigious international collaboration, including: Quantum Economic Development Consortium (QED-C) Q-STAR (Japan) Quantum Industry Canada (QIC) UKQuantum Tech Council of Australia European Quantum Industry Consortium (QuIC) Key Details: Responses will remain confidential; only aggregated data will be reported. Participants will receive the study results (at no cost) including key findings prepared by Bob Sorensen, Chief Quantum, Analyst, Hyperion Research. Additionally we are including a financial incentive to thank you for your time and expertise. This survey is invite-only. Referrals are welcome, but must be approved via email. Time Commitment: Approximately 10 minutes to complete.

Excited to share a few snapshots from last week’s Q2B conference, where we had the privilege to contribute to the On Premises Quantum Computing track with our participation in a panel on Systems Integration and Support for On-Premises Deployments! ????? Dominik Ulmer, our Chief Quantum and AI Officer, was one of the featured speakers on this engaging panel, sharing his insights on the challenges and opportunities in enabling quantum systems for on-premises use. A huge thanks to the Q2B team and fellow panelists Mandy Birch at TreQ, Bob Sorensen at Hyperion Research, Yuval Boger at QuEra Computing Inc., and Sebastian Hassinger at Amazon Web Services (AWS) for a fantastic session! ?? It’s always inspiring to connect with leaders and innovators shaping the future of quantum technology. #Q2B #QuantumComputing #OnPremises #QuantumIntegration #Innovation

Last week at #q2b, Yuval Boger led a panel on "Systems Integration and Support for On-Premises Deployments Panel" with Mandy Birch from TreQ, Michael Brett from Amazon Web Services (AWS), Bob Sorensen from Hyperion Research and Dominik Ulmer from ParTec AG. Key points included: ? Customers deploy on-premises quantum computers for various reasons, such as control, low latency, integration, and security. However, these deployments introduce a new set of challenges related to integration and support. ? Even for on-premises systems, the cloud remains essential. It offers additional on-demand compute capacity, storage, and other resources. Moreover, many on-premises systems will also be accessible via the cloud. ? Quantum computers are far less mature than classical computers, necessitating on-site support from the vendor or a partner. These systems often introduce new disciplines, such as cryogenic cooling, optics, and lasers, which typically fall outside the existing maintenance skill set. Additionally, the supply chain for quantum systems differs significantly from that of classical computers. ? HPC integration is crucial on multiple levels, including applications, workflows, and harmonized access. ? Quantum computers augment existing CPUs and GPUs rather than replacing them. ? HPC centers are accustomed to periodic upgrades and expect the same for quantum computers—potentially even more frequently than for classical systems.

#q2b starts tonight, and the QuEra team is on site to discuss the latest developments in co-design projects, on-premises quantum computers, quantum error correction and more. See us on the show floor (booth E4), schedule a meeting: https://lnkd.in/gGDpsuxH, and hear the QuEra team in various talks: 10-Dec: 11:30: Panel: Updates on QEC roadmaps with Yuval Boger and representative from Alice & Bob, Google Quantum AI, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and NVIDIA 11-Dec: 11:10: FTQC on Neutral-Atom Computers: a QuEra Progress Report with Yuval Boger 12-Dec 11:10: Case study - Drug Discovery Prediction with Quantum Reservoir Computing with Daniel Beaulieu from Deloitte Consulting and QuEra Computing Inc. Quantum Solutions Using Neutral AtomsFor Optical Fiber OptimizationIn Telecommunication Daniel Volz, Kipu Quantum Jonathan Wurtz, QuEra 11:30: Panel: Systems Integration and Support for On-Premises Deployments Panel with TreQ. Hyperion Research, Amazon Web Services, ParTec AG and QuEra Computing Inc. 11:50: Case study: Quantum Solutions Using Neutral Atoms For Optical Fiber Optimization In Telecommunication with Jonathan Wurtz and Kipu Quantum 14:40: Algorithmic QEC with Alexei Bylinskii from QuEra Computing Inc. 15:30: Panels: building the quantum workforce with Pedro Leopoldo e Silva Lopes from QuEra Computing Inc. and participants from Quantum Leap, QED-C?, Q-CTRL, Wolfram, and others