Jason Turner, Chairman and CEO of Entanglement, started the AI quantum computing company in 2017. He quickly realized it was too early. Rather than focus on quantum computing hardware, which is still
Jason Turner, Chairman and CEO of Entanglement, started the AI quantum computing company in 2017. He quickly realized it was too early. Rather than focus on quantum computing hardware, which is still on the journey to maturity, he chose to focus on quantum logic, and quantum inspired algorithms applicable to existing compute technologies.
He and his team therefore turned their attention to using quantum logic. “We reframed the math into our own solvers that can solve massive problems on non-classical computer technology. We are now applying that to different applications, including oceanography and maritime security. We can bring together the best of breed sensors, whether they are quantum or not, and detect things that weren’t previously detectable – in a time that matters: real-time.”
By non-classical computer technology, Turner means technologies such as graphics processing units, quantum annealers, simulated annealers, photonic computers, and acoustic computers.
The company has worked with a range of AI technology and chip companies to create its unique capabilities. “Our systems are quantum ready, meaning they will work on quantum computers with quantum-level encryption. The problem is that there aren’t any with enough qubits to give us answers at scale. Another challenge is that quantum computers are
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