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ORGANIZED BY JUNE 20TH 2019 The Quantum Ecosystem Strategy of IBM Nicolas SEKKAKI President IBM, France
The Quantum Ecosystem Strategy of IBM Nicolas Sekkaki, Président IBM France@nsekkaki
… and soon 50 Qubits, available in the Cloud A real computing system, with 20 Qubits …
… to building an ecosystem of partners A growing IBM Q Network across the world … Photo network que Olivier va envoyer Hub...
… already in Montpellier Developing quantum skills is essential …
… for learning and experimenting today Qiskit, an open-source framework …
… to solve the most complex problems Together, developing use cases …
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The Quantum Ecosystem strategy of IBM

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The Quantum Ecosystem strategy of IBM
Nicolas SEKKAKI, President, IBM, France
IBM provides a real computing system with 20 and soon 50 Qubits, available in the Cloud, builds a global ecosystem of partners, invests in quantum skills (including in Montpellier), develops an open-source framework called Qiskit, and already works on use cases to solve the most complex problems.

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The Quantum Ecosystem strategy of IBM

  1. 1. ORGANIZED BY JUNE 20TH 2019 The Quantum Ecosystem Strategy of IBM Nicolas SEKKAKI President IBM, France
  2. 2. The Quantum Ecosystem Strategy of IBM Nicolas Sekkaki, Président IBM France@nsekkaki
  3. 3. … and soon 50 Qubits, available in the Cloud A real computing system, with 20 Qubits …
  4. 4. … to building an ecosystem of partners A growing IBM Q Network across the world … Photo network que Olivier va envoyer Hubs Partners Academic Members Startups
  5. 5. … already in Montpellier Developing quantum skills is essential …
  6. 6. … for learning and experimenting today Qiskit, an open-source framework …
  7. 7. … to solve the most complex problems Together, developing use cases …

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