QCENTROID, the first Operations Platform for quantum computing, and TECNALIA have signed a collaboration agreement to facilitate the distribution and incorporation of quantum computing solutions to organizations.

Quantum computing is a new emerging paradigm in the field of optimization, information processing and machine learning. It takes advantage of the phenomena of quantum mechanics to solve problems that are too complex or intractable for conventional computing.

This concept is fundamental for the field of quantum computing, which makes it a key instrument for a digital transformation that combines competitiveness, social responsibility and respect for the environment.

For his part, Carlos Kuchkovsky, CEO of QCENTROID, assures that “we provide a powerful portfolio of capabilities that minimize risk and ensure a sensible and frictionless fit of these technologies in current processes. Our priority is to achieve a measurable advantage with quantum computing for the indicators that matter to the business.”

The agreement combines the experience and deep knowledge of the TECNALIA team with a collection of QCENTROID development and service provision assets aimed at making quantum computing solutions completely reliable.

QCentroid's mission is to accelerate the adoption of revolutionary quantum technology for sustainable transformation, removing the barriers that hinder its productive use by organizations. QCentroid enables organizations to build and integrate next-generation quantum and digital solutions into their real-life operations faster and at a fraction of the cost, making the most advanced computing tools of tomorrow truly accessible, today and every day.

Using patent-pending Quantum Ops, the QCentroid platform accelerates solution development and deployment by an order of magnitude, meeting the most stringent integration requirements while preserving business continuity.

This is why TECNALIA's research has a real impact on society and generates benefits in the form of quality of life and progress. Its main areas of action are: smart manufacturing, digital transformation, energy transition, sustainable mobility, health and food, urban ecosystem and circular economy.