The collaborative is made up of companies, academic institutions, startups and other organizations. phoenix
Arizona State University has launched a quantum technology research collaborative designed to unite research efforts and to help prepare a trained workforce in the industry.
The collaborative is made up of companies, academic institutions, startups and initiatives cooperating across several areas to deliver advances across the emerging quantum technology landscape, as well as develop training and education for the future quantum workforce, ASU stated in a Nov. 1 announcement.
SandboxAQ is developing business applications that combine the power of AI and quantum technology — dubbed AQ. Tecnológico de Monterrey, a private university in Mexico, brings broad STEM expertise and machine learning prowess.
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