NVIDIA To Establish Quantum Computing Research Laboratory

NVIDIA builds a quantum laboratory (photo: Doc. NVIDIA)

JAKARTA NVIDIA plans to set up a laboratory to research quantum computing in Boston. The plan, this laboratory will work with scientists from well-known universities in the world.

At the annual developer conference held by NVIDIA on March 20, citing Reuters CEO Jensen Huang said his company would collaborate with researchers from Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The research laboratory will be named NVIDIA Accelerated Quantum Research Center, abbreviated as NVAQC. If there are no obstacles, this research center is expected to start operating by the end of the year.

Jensen did not explain when the research center was built, but Huang explained that this laboratory is not only partnering with educational institutions, but also with several companies engaged in quantum fields.

It has not been stated which companies will cooperate with NVIDIA in developing NVAQC. However, Jensen leaked that Quantinuum, Quantum Machines, and QuEra Computing companies will be part of it.

NVIDIA's Obsession to quantum computing is increasingly being seen in the discussion topics at the annual developer conference. Huang discusses the current state of the industry by presenting executives who take advantage of quantum computing.

There are more than a dozen companies discussing the development of this technology. Some of them reveal that they are trying to make money from quantum technology before computers can surpass existing technologies.