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IBM and AMD Collaborate on Advanced Computing

IBM and AMD have announced a strategic partnership focused on the creation of cutting-edge computing architectures.

This collaboration will integrate IBM’s advanced quantum systems with AMD’s chips specifically designed for artificial intelligence (AI) workloads.

The joint effort aims to establish both companies as pivotal providers of essential infrastructure.

This positioning is particularly important as they strive to recapture market share in the rapidly expanding generative AI landscape.

Developing a Scalable Quantum Architecture

IBM and AMD are jointly working towards the development of a commercially viable quantum computing architecture.

A key objective is to ensure this architecture is both scalable and based on open-source principles.

This approach will broaden access for researchers and developers tackling intricate, real-world challenges.

These challenges span diverse fields including pharmaceutical and materials science, optimization problems, and logistical solutions, according to IBM.

Synergies Between Quantum and High-Performance Computing

“Quantum computing offers the potential to simulate natural processes and represent information in fundamentally novel ways,” stated Arvind Krishna, chairman and CEO of IBM.

“By investigating the synergy between IBM’s quantum computers and AMD’s sophisticated high-performance computing technologies, we intend to construct a robust hybrid system.

This system will surpass the capabilities of conventional computing methods.”

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