TCS to help Amazon Web Services launch quantum computing lab

TCS to help Amazon Web Services launch quantum computing lab

The TCS Quantum Computing Lab on Amazon’s platform will offer a virtual research and development environment leveraging Amazon Braket, a fully managed quantum computing service from AWS.

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TCS will help Amazon Web Services to launch quantum computing labTCS will help Amazon Web Services to launch quantum computing lab
Aakanksha Chaturvedi
  • Nov 29, 2022,
  • Updated Nov 29, 2022 10:36 AM IST

India’s largest IT services company Tata Consultancy Services has partnered with tech giant Amazon Web Services to launch a quantum computing lab on the latter’s platform.

Krishna Mohan, the Global Head of TCS’ AWS Business Unit said in a statement, “Our customers can jumpstart their quantum computing journey by taking advantage of the investments TCS has made in this powerful technology, backed by our strong partnership with AWS."

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The company said in a release that their Quantum Computing Lab on the Amazon Web Service platform will help the latter develop and test business solutions and will also accelerate the adoption of quantum computing in the industry.

Moreover, the TCS Quantum Computing Lab on Amazon’s platform will offer a virtual research and development environment leveraging Amazon Braket, a fully managed quantum computing service from AWS.

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It is worth noting that TCS has been investing in quantum computing research for over four years. The company has also filed two patents in the field and is working towards developments in artificial intelligence, optimisation, cryptography, digital security, etc, as per a company statement.

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Quantum computing is an emerging technology field that uses the laws of quantum mechanics to solve problems that are too complex for classical computers.

India’s largest IT services company Tata Consultancy Services has partnered with tech giant Amazon Web Services to launch a quantum computing lab on the latter’s platform.

Krishna Mohan, the Global Head of TCS’ AWS Business Unit said in a statement, “Our customers can jumpstart their quantum computing journey by taking advantage of the investments TCS has made in this powerful technology, backed by our strong partnership with AWS."

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Also Read: After food delivery and education, Amazon to shut distribution services in India - BusinessToday

The company said in a release that their Quantum Computing Lab on the Amazon Web Service platform will help the latter develop and test business solutions and will also accelerate the adoption of quantum computing in the industry.

Moreover, the TCS Quantum Computing Lab on Amazon’s platform will offer a virtual research and development environment leveraging Amazon Braket, a fully managed quantum computing service from AWS.

Also Read: Amazon, Twitter, Meta layoffs: Will NRIs returning home find jobs in India? - BusinessToday

It is worth noting that TCS has been investing in quantum computing research for over four years. The company has also filed two patents in the field and is working towards developments in artificial intelligence, optimisation, cryptography, digital security, etc, as per a company statement.

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Quantum computing is an emerging technology field that uses the laws of quantum mechanics to solve problems that are too complex for classical computers.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Aakanksha Chaturvedi

I am a multimedia reporter working across Business Today properties, at the India Today Group.

I break stories for BusinessToday.in and write longform analytical pieces for the Business Today Magazine.

I also report for India Today TV's the Business Today Show and the Tech Today Show.

I am the youngest reporter with a cover story in the Business Today magazine (most widely read Indian business magazine). I am also the youngest reporter covering business news on TV.

I have previously worked with International Business Times (US edition) and Coin Crunch India. I graduated with a degree in mass media from Mithibai College, Mumbai in 2021.

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