Our Scans · Quantum Computing · Weekly Summary

• [New] As systems with thousands of logical qubits become available (mid 2030s) and error correction scales, quantum computing is expected to move from experimental platforms to integration into enterprise architectures. Bain & Company
• [New] By 2026, the specter of quantum computing may no longer be a distant threat but a tangible concern for digital asset security. BMIC
• [New] Post Quantum Security Demands Action Today For many security leaders, quantum computing still feels like a future problem, but Gartner's perspective is that waiting may be the greatest risk of all. Cyber Security Tribe
• [New] Quantum computing is a technology that could radically change the world. SD Times
• [New] The appeal of simulating that behaviour accurately before anything is synthesised is obvious, and it is why McKinsey estimates quantum computing could unlock $400 billion across life sciences by 2035, with a comparable range in chemicals. The Quantum Insider
• [New] Quantum computing could unlock $1.3 T to $2.7 T in value by 2035. LinkedIn
• Microsoft is encouraging organizations to expand threat-modeling exercises to uncover cryptographic dependencies that could leave applications and data vulnerable to future quantum computing attacks. Campus Technology
• The success of CARIOQA could position Europe at the forefront of global efforts to combat climate change while simultaneously showcasing the power of quantum technology in addressing one of the most pressing challenges of our time. Quantum Flagship
• Finland's Quantum Technology Strategy envisions a quantum computer with one thousand logical qubits by 2035, which probably means hundreds of thousands of physical qubits. ScienceDaily
• Recent quantum computing advances from Google, Cloudflare, and Microsoft have pushed some large technology vendors to set their own migration deadlines to 2029. Forrester
• Gartner's assessment is that fault-tolerant quantum computing will remain predominantly in R&D for AI applications until 2030. TI INSIDE Online
• Quantum computing is not yet ready to handle AI workloads in production and likely will not reach that stage for the remainder of this decade. TI INSIDE Online
• Organizations must begin preparing now by stress-testing data security and understanding where quantum-driven risks will hit first, as the convergence of AI and quantum computing reshapes the competitive landscape. Khaleej Times
• Galaxy today announced the launch of the Galaxy Bitcoin Quantum Readiness Initiative, a multi-pillar program dedicated to preparing Bitcoin for the threat posed by advances in quantum computing. Galaxy
• Quemix, specializing in fault-tolerant quantum computing algorithms, plans to integrate its technologies into practical automotive materials development, targeting commercial applicability in materials simulation by 2030 to support Honda's carbon neutrality goals. Quantum Computing Report
• Fastest Growing Region: Asia Pacific is the fastest growing region, expanding near 44.1% CAGR through 2033, driven by rapid automotive digitalization across China, Japan, and South Korea, alongside growing government quantum technology investment. Persistence Market Research
• Looking ahead, continued expansion of electric mobility and industrial automation is expected to position Asia Pacific as one of the fastest-growing markets for automotive quantum computing, creating significant opportunities for technology providers and research partnerships. Persistence Market Research
• Looking ahead, increasing collaboration between automotive manufacturers and quantum technology providers is expected to reinforce North America's leadership while creating new opportunities for advanced mobility research and industrial deployment. Persistence Market Research
• The Department of Energy, for example, recently announced its Quantum Genesis initiative, which will deploy the world's first fault-tolerant, scientifically relevant quantum computing capability. Technology Solutions That Drive Government
• IBM's CEO expects early signs of quantum advantage to emerge in 2026, signaling growing confidence that quantum systems are beginning to outperform classical computers in select tasks. The Quantum Insider

Last updated: 21 September 2026