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This collaboration demonstrates how hybrid quantum-AI architectures, specifically Quantum-compressed Physics-Informed Neural Networks (QPINNs), can significantly reduce data requirements for complex derivative pricing models without sacrificing predictive accuracy. The research validates a practical pathway for scaling quantum applications in financial services by addressing the critical balance between computational efficiency and regulatory compliance.
OQC, Citi and NQCC find quantum-AI cuts data needs for finance
OQC, Citi & NQCC’s SparQ program explored how combining quantum computing and AI—using Quantum-compressed Physics-Informed Neural Networks—can improve derivative pricing, a key area in finance.
OQC, Citi, and the NQCC collaborated through the SparQ programme to explore a hybrid quantum-AI technique using Quantum-compressed Physics-Informed Neural Networks (QPINNs) for derivative pricing, the company says. The team demonstrated a substantial reduction in key model parameters while “preserving broadly similar behaviour” in financial modelling scenarios, actively investigating the balance between efficiency and predictive performance. This research marks a step towards scalable quantum applications in financial…
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