Quantum computing is viewed by 70 % of businesses as a means of upgrading their processing power , according to a study by IT firm Oracle . Meanwhile , 81 % of business leaders believe that the technology will help to streamline their operations to stay competitive , with 89 % of the opinion that poor processing capacity is currently hindering them . Yet only 6 % expect quantum computing to be mainstream within the next 10 years . The technology is backed to help companies accelerate their progress through the use of what Fujitsu calls the 'combinatorial optimisation' of business processes, utilising massive computing power to quickly monitor data and identify solutions. Fujitsu recently unveiled its second generation Quantum Annealer technology , which can be used to solve large - scale " combinatorial optimisation " problems quickly , analysing vast amounts of data and identifying solutions almost instantly .
Quantum computing is viewed by 70 % of businesses as a means of upgrading their processing power , according to a study by IT firm Oracle . Meanwhile , 81 % of business leaders believe that the technology will help to streamline their operations to stay competitive , with 89 % of the opinion that poor processing capacity is currently hindering them . Yet only 6 % expect quantum computing to be mainstream within the next 10 years . Fujitsu recently unveiled its second generation Quantum Annealer technology , which can be used to solve large - scale " combinatorial optimisation " problems quickly , analysing vast amounts of data and identifying solutions almost instantly .