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News about quantum
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Amazon Web Services hints at quantum computing future
Amazon Web Services has, for the first time, hinted at its interest in offering quantum computing to customers.
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Behind IBM’s quantum computing commercialisation play
What IBM’s first round of commercial quantum computing partnerships tells us about the company’s long-term strategy for the technology.
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Microsoft releases free Quantum Development Kit preview
Microsoft partners can begin to familiarise themselves with its Q# programming language, thanks to a free preview of its Quantum Development Kit.
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Factorial wins big at Quantum A/NZ Regional Partner Awards
Independent IT consultancy focusing on the Apple platform, Factorial, has been named A/NZ Partner of the Year by scale-out storage, archive and data protection company, Quantum.
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IN PICTURES: Distribution Central over the years - a tribute (+70 photos)
The Distribution Central history goes back to when it was founded in 1992 as Firewall Systems, an IT security services provider. The company was acquired by Scott Frew and Nick Verykios in 2004, with Frew founding LAN Systems - now Westcon-Comstor - and both founding 1World Systems and Micro Networks. This slideshow pays tribute to DC over the years, its co-founders, and the people that have graced both it and Frew and Verykios' associated companies. So here's some some DC party meltdowns plus plenty of history.
Features about quantum
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Back-up market off to “strong start” as EMC leads Symantec
“The worldwide PBBA market got off to a strong start in 2015 with solid year-over-year revenue growth in the historically slower first quarter."
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Back-up market boasts billion-dollar quarter as EMC dominates industry
"Growth in the worldwide PBBA market remained strong in the fourth quarter, hitting the billion dollar mark for the first time in a given quarter."
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Thanks to the NSA, quantum computing may some day be in the cloud
The NSA is spending some $80 million in basic research on quantum computing, money that may ultimately help commercialize quantum computing for the private sector.
