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EY's deployment of an on-site quantum computer marks a significant shift from cloud-based experimentation to secure, internal validation of high-value workloads like optimization and risk management. This move underscores the industry trend where enterprises are prioritizing data sovereignty and dedicated infrastructure as they integrate exponential computing power with existing AI capabilities for decision intelligence.
EY Announces On-Site Quantum Computing

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — The EY organization (EY) announces the expansion of its global quantum computing capabilities with the addition of an on-site quantum computer led by EY Canada and part of a global investment of more than US$3b in AI and other next frontier technologies. The new capabilities will support the processing of […]
EY is expanding its global quantum computing capabilities by adding an on-site quantum computer as part of a more than US$3 billion investment in AI and other emerging technologies. The new infrastructure is designed to support secure quantum application development and testing for use cases including optimization, fraud detection, data protection, and large-scale risk management. EY said the investment strengthens its…
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