Quantum Algorithms & Machine Learning

Accelerating your existing capabilities with Quantum Computers & Quantum Simulators

Quantum computing promises accelerated capabilities across a vast range of application areas including Machine Learning, Optimisation & Simulation. We are platform agnostic and focus on building tools which make an impact for you, today.

Foundational Quantum Large Language Models

At SECQAI, we have developed our own proprietary techniques for utilising quantum computation for Large Language Models (LLMs), proving an advantage today. We conducted over a thousand experiments in Quantum LLMs (QLLMs) to identify the best approach.

We have launched our beta QLLM to a select number of customers. Contact us if you would like to learn more about QLLMs and join our partner program.

Financial Services

Quantum computing has the potential to revolutionise financial services with current state of the art in six different categorised approaches. The most promising for near-term advantage is using the quantum kernel method for better classification, an approach which has been adopted & deployed in Financial Services.

Automotive & Aeronautical Engineering

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) relies on both meshes and Partial Differential Equation (PDE) solvers, both of which can be accelerated using quantum techniques, with advantages demonstrated today. Whilst CFD plays an important part in aeronautics, a combination of Quantum Machine Learning (QML) & Quantum PDE solvers are used to innovate new materials for use, with far reaching applications, including battery innovation.

Healthcare

Quantum chemistry has a profound impact in drug discovery with the potential to revolutionise healthcare. Quantum computing can aid in the discovery of new medicines, deploying models that would require a supercomputer to run today. QML in healthcare enables use-cases that aren’t feasible for existing ML techniques: from multi-domain data-set analysis (e.g. phenotypic and genotype data) through to improved classification of hard-to-determine cancerous cells.

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