Quantum computing is now closer to creating commercial value than ever before, with the hardware market forecast to reach over US$21 billion by 2046. National governments and major tech companies alike are laying out their quantum strategies, preparing to capitalize on the first machines capable of solving pressing computational problems across HPC, chemical, pharma, automotive and many other industries.
In this webinar, IDTechEx Technology Analyst Noah El Alami breaks down the fundamentals of the quantum computing market, lays out their value proposition in the context of AI and cloud services, and discusses how close quantum computers are to solving commercially relevant problems.
Key questions answered in this webinar include:
• What is the core value proposition of quantum computers?
• What are the leading approaches to building a commercial quantum computer?
• How are hyperscalers like Microsoft, Google, and AWS approaching quantum?
• Are quantum and AI competing or complimentary technologies?
• How close is quantum computing to commercial value?
This webinar draws on some of the insights contained in the full “Quantum Computing Market 2026-2046: Technology, Trends, Players, Forecasts” report. The full report contains profiles of the leading companies, detailed technology analysis, and 20-year forecasts for the eight different leading hardware approaches: superconducting, trapped ion, neutral atom, photonic, silicon spin, diamond defect, topological and annealers.