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EY's deployment of an on-site quantum computer marks a significant shift toward integrating quantum hardware directly into enterprise workflows for specific tasks like optimization and fraud detection. This move highlights the growing trend where large service firms are building in-house capabilities to leverage next-frontier computing rather than relying solely on cloud access or external partnerships. The initiative underscores that commercial interest is expanding beyond theoretical research into practical, localized application development within major organizations.

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EY Expands In-House Capabilities with On-Site Quantum Computer Hub in Canada

Quantum Computing ReportAugust 1, 20263 min read

Global professional services firm Ernst & Young (EY) has announced the addition of an on-site quantum computer to its in-house technology stack. Led by EY Canada, the deployment serves as a key innovation hub within EY's global enterprise tech strategy. The hardware installation forms part of a broader $3 billion global investment in artificial intelligence [...] The post EY Expands In-House Capabilities with On-Site Quantum Computer Hub in Canada appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Global professional services firm Ernst & Young (EY) has announced the addition of an on-site quantum computer to its in-house technology stack. Led by EY Canada, the deployment serves as a…

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