Quantum computing to help solve 5G, 6G bottlenecks


“This is the first cross-sector cooperation between quantum computing and the telecoms industry in China,” said Guo Guoping, chief scientist at Origin Quantum, referring to the deal between China Mobile and Origin Quantum. — China Daily

BEIJING: China Mobile, the world’s largest telecoms carrier with 900 million mobile subscribers, is exploring ways to tap into quantum computing to overcome computational bottlenecks facing 5G and 6G technologies.

The research institute of China Mobile has signed a deal with Origin Quantum, a Chinese startup focusing on quantum computing.

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