About Us – Quantum Zeitgeist

Quantum Zeitgeist - News On Quantum Computing, Quantum Internet And Quantum Cryptography

Quantum Computing is here. Billions of dollars are being pumped into this nascent industry. What does it mean for us all? We want to explore the Quantum world with you. From understanding the fundamentals to applications and an inside look at businesses, Quantum Zeitgeist is here to help.

The Quantum Mission

We aim to bring together different segments of the Quantum sector. The growing field of Quantum Computing has a range of skill sets, from Academic Research to Applications. We bring all these areas together, where readers can explore the latest Quantum technological developments, the latest news from start-ups, and market insights and trends.

“We assist decision makers in Quantum Computing and allied industries”

The Quantum Zeitgeist Team

We aim to provide information to help people better understand Quantum Computing and Quantum Technology, how they relate to each other, and to get involved. So whether you are a student, researcher, or programmer, we show you how you can be applied in quantum space – whether Programming a Quantum Computer or understanding the basic science behind what makes Quantum Computing so promising for the planet’s future.

Quantum Computing

An example of the IBM Quantum Computing effort that has seen rapid growth in the number of qubits that can be operated. Now at 53 qubits from 5 qubits just a couple of years ago. Recently, IBM announced their new roadmap to bring us over 1,000 qubits by 2023.

Quantum Computing could be at the stage where classical computing was in the 1950s. We could see the early equivalent of the integrated circuit, which catapulted classical computing into the foreground.

We think there are many parallels between the early days of classical computing and quantum computing, although now we have technologies and means of distributing information, such as QuantumZeitgeist, which means that information can flow better and faster.

Our Values

  • Integrity. Journalistic Integrity is what we aim for—only the highest standards of Journalism.
  • Clarity. We aim to be clear about the complexities of Quantum. The subject matter is difficult, but we aim to make descriptions clear, precise, and easy to understand for various audiences.
  • Inclusive. We are inclusive of all genders, races, ethnicities, and sexualities. We only care about bringing you quality information.
  • Educational. We aim to educate and inform. We intend to share information so that our readers can come away with information that can help them.
  • Fun. Where possible, we want to cover articles in a manner that makes them easy to read and a pleasure. We want to make learning about Quantum technologies as straightforward as possible.
  • Unbiased. We tell it like it is. We have no political agenda, only that we aim to promote the development of Quantum Computing.
  • Specialism. We have experts with a variety of expertise, from Physics to Economics to Quantum Computing. Many of the writing team have a background in academic and commercial research and Ph.D.
  • Passion. We love science and technology. We expect this to shine through in our work. Where possible, we’ll help you join the dots to understand Quantum better using our vast sector experience.

Partnerships

Where appropriate, we team up with partners who provide products or services that our readers will find helpful. This is an essential part of our business. We also think the synergies act to help and provide value to our readers.

Quantum Computing Company Profiles

To understand some of the companies involved in the Quantum Computing Race, Quantum Zeitgeist has a series of over one hundred companies engaged in the industry. Here, you can see companies from the UK, US, and China, and some of these names you may have heard of, such as Google and IBM, but others such as Xanadu, might be less familiar. For a global map of companies, you can see an interactive Google Map of quantum companies.

About Us - Quantum Zeitgeist

Computers from the 1970s – Room-sized machines with magnetic tape for storage. Quantum Computers are on the whole machines taking up entire rooms.

Quantum Computing Careers

To support the Quantum Industry, people and skills are key ingredients. Search for positions or add job descriptions if your business is looking for talent.

About Us - Quantum Zeitgeist

Here is Colossus, one of the early computers that take up a room. The 1940s Machine seen at Bletchley Park helped the allies defeat the Nazis but also paved the way for the machines that we use today.

Careers with Quantum Zeitgeist

We are always on the lookout for talented people. We have open positions for the following individuals…

The Quantum Zeitgeist team

We have built numerous online businesses and been involved with well-known household names. We have a blend of talent, from Quantum Researchers, Statisticians, Physicists, and Mathematicians to Business Development Executives. All here to make your journey into the Quantum more enjoyable.

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