T-Systems, a Deutsche Telekom affiliate, has partnered with IQM Quantum Computers to provide its enterprise customers with cloud access to IQM’s quantum systems. The partnership will allow T-Systems’ customers to access IQM’s quantum systems via the cloud. This integration into T-Systems’ cloud landscape will enable customers to enhance their skills and develop use cases on IQM’s quantum infrastructure.
T-Systems will also provide its customers with dedicated quantum knowledge and training tailored to their needs in various customisable packages. These packages range from one-day introductory sessions to business case proofs-of-concept over several months.
Quantum Computing and its Potential
Quantum computing offers new approaches to algorithm design and could solve problems that are too complex for today’s computers. Experts predict significant potential in machine learning, security, optimisation, and simulation.
In March, T-Systems launched its Quantum-as-a-Service (QaaS) offering. The recent partnership with IQM Quantum Computers expands T-Systems’ offering to a “multi-cloud” quantum landscape.
“With our technical track record and quantum technology capabilities, we are excited to extend our quantum services to T-Systems customers and fuel the adoption of quantum computing for the global enterprise market.”
Dr. Peter Eder, Head of Partnership of IQM Quantum Computers.
T-Systems’ Quantum Offering
Adel Al-Saleh, Deutsche Telekom board member and Chief Executive of T-Systems, expressed his delight at the expansion of their quantum offering. He believes this technology will play a crucial role in Europe’s future competitiveness. The partnership with IQM allows T-Systems’ customers to access a quantum environment built and managed within Europe.
IQM Quantum Computers’ Commitment
Dr Peter Eder, the Head of Partnership of IQM Quantum Computers, expressed excitement about extending their quantum services to T-Systems customers. He believes this will fuel the adoption of quantum computing in the global enterprise market.
Dr Eder emphasised that the partnership underscores IQM’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge solutions to enterprise customers. This announcement highlights IQM’s dedication to equipping partners with the tools needed to stay at the forefront of technological advancement and boost business growth.
By integrating quantum computing into its portfolio, T-Systems aims to leverage further its position in advisory, cloud services, and digital solutions beyond local markets in key focus industries. The ultimate goal is to provide clients with a seamless experience incorporated into their cloud landscape as they explore the potential of quantum computing for their businesses.
“I’m delighted that we are growing our quantum offering. This technology will play a central role in Europe’s future competitiveness.”
Adel Al-Saleh, Deutsche Telekom board member and Chief Executive of T-Systems.
“Today’s announcement with IQM means our customers can access a truly sovereign quantum environment, built and managed from within Europe.”
Adel Al-Saleh, Deutsche Telekom board member and Chief Executive of T-Systems.
Dr Eder also said that the partnership underlines IQM’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge solutions to enterprise customers, and this announcement underscores its dedication to empowering partners with the tools needed to stay at the forefront of technological advancement and boost business growth.
Summary
“T-Systems, a Deutsche Telekom affiliate, has partnered with IQM Quantum Computers to provide its enterprise customers with cloud access to quantum computing systems, expanding its Quantum-as-a-Service (QaaS) offering. This partnership aims to enhance problem-solving capabilities in areas such as machine learning, security, optimisation and simulation, and will also offer dedicated training for customers to develop use-cases on IQM’s quantum infrastructure.”
- T-Systems, a Deutsche Telekom affiliate, has partnered with IQM Quantum Computers to provide its enterprise customers with cloud access to IQM’s quantum systems.
- The partnership will allow T-Systems’ customers to develop use-cases and enhance their skills on IQM’s quantum infrastructure.
- T-Systems will also offer dedicated quantum training to its customers, tailored to their needs.
- Quantum computing could potentially solve complex problems beyond the capabilities of today’s computers, with significant potential in machine learning, security, optimisation, and simulation.
- Earlier this year, T-Systems launched its Quantum-as-a-Service (QaaS) offering, and this partnership with IQM expands its quantum services to a “multicloud” landscape.
- Adel Al-Saleh, Deutsche Telekom board member and Chief Executive of T-Systems, believes that quantum technology will play a central role in Europe’s future competitiveness.
- Dr. Peter Eder, Head of Partnership of IQM Quantum Computers, emphasised IQM’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge solutions to enterprise customers and empowering partners with the tools needed to stay at the forefront of technological advancement.