Unisys Joins Chicago Quantum Exchange to Drive Quantum technology

CIOTechOutlook Team | Thursday, 06 February 2025, 02:16 IST

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Unisys, a prominent global provider of technology solutions, has become a member of the Chicago Quantum Exchange (CQE), initiating a collaboration focused on advancing industry-specific uses for quantum technology, cultivating elite quantum talent, and enhancing the quantum ecosystem in Illinois, Wisconsin, and Indiana. Unisys offers significant knowledge in quantum services and solutions in the fields of logistics, meteorology, financial modeling, and cryptography, greatly aiding the progression of quantum technology.

"Unisys shares our deep commitment to developing quantum technology solutions and exploring ways to benefit from its many applications through collaboration, workforce development, and strong communication between academic researchers and industry," said David Awschalom, the Liew Family Professor of Molecular Engineering and Physics at the University of Chicago and the director of the Chicago Quantum Exchange. "We are delighted to welcome Unisys and look forward to working together to advance quantum information science and technology."

The Chicago Quantum Exchange (CQE), acknowledged as a center for promoting quantum research and fueling the quantum economy, offers Unisys opportunities to connect with premier quantum researchers and exceptional talent. The partnership opens the door for joint investigation and advancement of cutting-edge quantum technology solutions aimed at addressing intricate business problems.

"This collaboration between Unisys and the CQE demonstrates our commitment to pushing the boundaries of quantum while underscoring the goal of delivering tailored solutions for industry-specific challenges," stated Mike Thomson, president and chief operating officer at Unisys. "The partnership enables Unisys to engage with top-tier talent, stay at the forefront of quantum innovation through workshops and conferences, establish strategic alliances for co-developing industry-specific quantum solutions, and exchange expertise within the CQE network."