Hardware developer Oxford Quantum Circuits (OQC), financial services provider JPMorganChase, and semiconductor designer AMD have launched a joint research collaboration focused on the integration of quantum systems with classical high-performance computing (HPC) nodes. The project utilizes a newly constructed, specialized Quantum-AI Data Center established by OQC in London. Designed to serve as a secure, enterprise-grade testbed, the co-located infrastructure allows corporate and academic research teams to evaluate hybrid classical-quantum software configurations against the data replication, latency, and security standards mandated by the global financial sector. Technical Architecture & Heterogeneous Infrastructure Integration The computing infrastructure addresses the operational friction encountered when offloading [...]

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OQC, JPMorganChase and AMD have launched a research collaboration centered on a dedicated Quantum-AI Data Centre in London.

The London AI data centre integrates quantum, AI and high-performance computing infrastructure, enabling research into hybrid quantum-classical applications for financial services.