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Quantum-HPC integration enters its ‘software moment’ as Oak Ridge prepares the stack for what’s next
Quantum-HPC integration may still be in its earliest chapters, but the race to build the software infrastructure it will need is already underway. As the quantum technology market matures toward a pro
Quantum-HPC integration may still be in its earliest chapters, but the race to build the software infrastructure it will need is already underway. As the quantum technology market matures toward a projected $97 billion in worldwide revenue by 2035, the harder challenge is not building the hardware — it is preparing the classical computing world to […] The post Quantum-HPC integration enters its ‘software moment’ as Oak Ridge prepares the stack for what’s next appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
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Source: SiliconANGLE | 2026-04-15