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EY Canada's deployment of in-house quantum hardware marks a significant shift toward practical application and data sovereignty rather than theoretical research. By prioritizing local execution over cloud-based models, the firm addresses critical regulatory constraints while targeting high-value use cases like fraud detection and risk modeling. This move underscores how enterprise adoption is increasingly driven by privacy requirements alongside computational advantages.
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EY Canada grows its quantum capability to keep data in the country
GDELT2 min read

EY Canada has installed a quantum computer at one of its own sites, keeping fraud detection, risk modelling, and optimization work for sensitive clients inside Canadian borders. Announced on July 29, the firm frames…
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