Quantum technologies are rapidly emerging as foundational capabilities for economic competitiveness, national security and scientific leadership in the 21st century. Sustained U.S. leadership in quantum information science is critical to...

NVIDIA will join the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Genesis Mission as a private industry partner to keep U.S. AI both the leader and the standard in technology around the...

At SC25, NVIDIA unveiled advances across NVIDIA BlueField DPUs, next-generation networking, quantum computing, national research, AI physics and more — as accelerated systems drive the next chapter in AI supercomputing....

Amidst Gyeongju, South Korea’s ancient temples and modern skylines, Jensen Huang hit the stage at the APEC Summit with historic news: South Korea is leaping into the future with sovereign...

Quantum computing promises to reshape industries — but progress hinges on solving key problems. Error correction. Simulations of qubit designs. Circuit compilation optimization tasks. These are among the bottlenecks that...

The Jülich Supercomputing Centre’s JUPITER — Europe’s first exascale supercomputer — is officially live....

AI supercomputing is accelerating the development of new quantum applications, driving breakthroughs in critical industries such as aerospace, automotive and manufacturing. Underscoring that opportunity, Ansys announced today it is using...

The integration of quantum processors into tomorrow’s supercomputers promises to dramatically expand the problems that can be addressed with compute — revolutionizing industries including drug and materials development. In addition...

Quantum computing promises to shorten the path to solving some of the world’s biggest computational challenges, from scaling in-silico drug design to optimizing otherwise impossibly complex, large-scale logistics problems. Integrating...

As quantum computers continue to develop, they will integrate with AI supercomputers to form accelerated quantum supercomputers capable of solving some of the world’s hardest problems. Integrating quantum processing units...