Quantum Energy Initiative

Our twin conference is announced for June 2025! check it out James Quach

Curious or skeptical about the Quantum Energy Initiative (QEI)? I talked to Raja Yehia, board and operations member of the QEI, and asked him many critical questions. Thanks for answering them all so patiently, Raja! Please go and check out the full interview at https://lnkd.in/epy8S4z8

[QEI2025] The call for abstract is now open for the next QEI Workshop ! 😁 The workshop will happen in the beautiful city of Grenoble, in France, on 6-10 January 2025 🏔 ❄ More information as well as abstract submission can be done through our conference website : https://lnkd.in/dWrjPMXg ⚡ The deadline for submission is October 1st 2024 ! ⚡

An interesting initiative to improve the connection between academic research and search for environmental solutions. The poll is in English.

[IEEE P3329 working group meeting] This working group works on defining a standard for energy efficiency metrics for quantum computing. In their next meeting they will continue their concrete discussions on the metrics to adopt for the community. Everyone is welcome to participate to this important effort. The next meeting will be the 29th of August, from 10am to 11:30am CET. For more information and zoom link, visit https://lnkd.in/dDxmmvSV

L'optimisation énergétique de circuits #quantiques a donné ses initiales au projet de recherche #OECQ, dévoilé le 10 juillet dernier par le CNRS - Centre national de la recherche scientifique, EDF, Alice & Bob et Quandela. Selon Alexia Auffèves, directrice de recherche CNRS, #OECQ sera un moyen de repenser l'#innovation dans ce secteur technologique émergent en intégrant, dès le départ, la finitude des ressources énergétiques. Lisez son entretien avec Industrie & Technologies : https://lnkd.in/e6ywwPXK

At the Quantum Energy Initiative we are enthusiastic about this new project addressing for the first time the energy efficiency of real quantum computers, and explore how it will impact the design of the chips. Funded by Bpifrance and France 2030, it demonstrates that innovation can be practiced differently, and take into account the finiteness of physical resources at the earliest stages to invent new roadmaps for research and development. It is a beautiful first outcome of the efforts started two years ago with the Quantum Energy Initiative manifesto! 🇲🇫 🇸🇬 We are also extremely happy that this project materialises a long term synergy between France and Singapore on the resource cost of quantum technologies! Practicing responsible innovation is a global challenge, and this is just the beginning for quantum technologies. For the press release, tap here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eyXjcqW6 EDF Alice & Bob Quandela Bpifrance Quantum Energy Initiative CNRS MajuLab Centre for Quantum Technologies

🌎 ⚡ Can quantum computing learn sustainability lessons from AI?     In a recent Q&A with Berenice Baker (IoT World Today), our VP of Engineering, Marco Ghibaudi discussed quantum computing’s potential to combat climate change by creating energy savings.    In the interview, Marco emphasises the importance of building sustainability and energy efficiency into the development of quantum computing from the outset, learning from the energy challenges faced by the AI industry.    He encourages players across the quantum computing field to prioritise power-efficient design and join initiatives like the Quantum Energy Initiative to collaboratively address these challenges.    🔗 Read the full Q&A to learn more about Marco’s thoughts on this topic and how it informs the engineering approach of our QEC Stack: https://lnkd.in/eibEacwN 

+++ Join Munich’s Quantum Energy Initiative Workshop on 5th July! +++ How can we quantify the energy cost for the research and development of #quantumtechnologies? Will their physical resource cost be low enough that it can be offset by their applications? 📅 Join our workshop in collaboration with the Quantum Energy Initiative (QEI) on 5 July to learn more. The event will be in hybrid form; for details and sign-up: https://lnkd.in/dqXnjDr7 📌 The question of energy efficiency in quantum technologies is becoming both increasingly ubiquitous and speculative. The Quantum Energy Initiative addresses these concerns by coordinating the interdisciplinary research and assessment needed across the full stack. PushQuantum, as a QEI partner, wants to support this mission and bring the QEI to the Munich quantum ecosystem. 🔋 Specifically, we aim to design and adopt a ‘performance per Watt’ benchmark for quantum computing. This benchmark is necessary to concretise claims of energetic performance, enable comparison across quantum platforms, High-Performance Computers and experiments, and promote innovative improvements. We need your inputs! What innovations would you like to see? 🔝 Let’s ensure we’re sustainably developing this technology.  Join our workshop and stay tuned for upcoming events! #sustainability #quantumcomputing

We are very please to welcome Riverlane as one of our partner 😀