Published on: 2 April 2020, 2:02AM

Tapping quantum computing for problem solving

NUS researchers will now have access to 15 of IBM’s powerful quantum computing systems via a cloud service.

NUS and IBM embarked on a three-year collaboration, the first of its kind in Southeast Asia, to find ways to use quantum computing to solve real-world problems and train quantum scientists. NUS researchers will now have access to 15 of IBM's powerful quantum computing systems via a cloud service. Researchers from NUS Electrical and Computer Engineering are part of this collaborative effort.

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