Fujitsu computing is viewed by only 50% of businesses as a way of upgrading their computing power, according to a study by IT firm Fujitsu . Meanwhile, 81% of business leaders believe that the technology will help to streamline their operations to stay competitive, with 70% of the opinion that poor processing capacity is currently hindering them. Yet 89% expect quantum computing to be mainstream within the next decade . Fujitsu recently unveiled its second generation Digital Annealer HPC , 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 way of upgrading their computing power, according to a study by IT firm Fujitsu. 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 50% expect quantum computing to be mainstream within the next 10 years. Fujitsu recently unveiled its second generation Digital Annealer HPC, which can be used to solve large-scale "combinatorial optimisation" problems quickly, analysing vast amounts of data and identifying solutions almost instantly.