Early results are promising these include moving towards more realistic models, beyond common approximations in solid-state physics such as the single-band Hubbard model, and scaling them toward system sizes of interest. The joint work has already started by laying the foundations for algorithms and workflows which enable computational materials design of industry-relevant materials on quantum computers. IBM and Bosch will jointly develop robust and powerful quantum algorithms for industrial applications in this area. Most functional materials relevant for fuel cells, batteries, electric engines, or advanced sensors contain strongly correlated electrons classical computers are not able to calculate the properties of these materials with sufficient accuracy. New materials are decisive to achieve higher energy efficiency and reduce consumption of natural resources. With its activities in the field of electromobility, Bosch brings in a concrete application in which quantum computers may soon offer a significant advantage over conventional computers in discovering and designing new materials. IBM will provide its quantum computing technology and expertise in the development of quantum algorithms and industry-specific implementations. Bosch brings in its many years of experience in the field of materials simulation with conventional computers in an industrial environment and its ability to mass-produce high technology. Together, its members and IBM Quantum teams are exploring how quantum will benefit a variety of industries and disciplines, including finance, chemistry, and artificial intelligence.īosch, a leading global supplier of technology and services, will gain access to IBM’s quantum technology and Qiskit Runtime as a service, over the IBM Cloud. The IBM Quantum Network currently has more than 200 organizations, including Fortune 500 companies, startups, research centers and educational institutions. Experts from both companies will work jointly to investigate and further develop potential applications of quantum computing in the field of material science. As part of this engagement, Bosch will also join the IBM Quantum Network. PRESS RELEASE - IBM and Bosch announced that they are partnering on a strategic quantum computing engagement.

The IBM Quantum Network currently has more than 200 organizations, including Fortune 500 companies, startups, research centers and educational institutions.IBM and Bosch experts will work together investigate and develop the use of quantum computing in the material sciences.Bosch is set to join the IBM Quantum Network as the two companies partner on strategic quantum computing engagement.

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