“We have been exploring quantum computing for many years. Together with partners such as Quantinuum, we translate advances in quantum hardware into real‑world applications, including materials optimization, supporting the development of future vehicle generations.”

Quantinuum and bp are collaborating on a project aimed at modernizing how the energy sector maps the Earth’s subsurface to locate oil and gas resources. The project seeks to use quantum computing to potentially compress simulation timelines while also reducing energy consumption.

JPMorganChase, alongside Argonne and Oak Ridge national labs and the University of Texas at Austin, used Quantinuum’s quantum computer to generate certifiably random numbers (based on a peer-reviewed protocol) —a potential application for safeguarding sensitive data in financial services and critical infrastructure. The demonstration achieved computational power surpassing that of the most powerful classical supercomputers.

“Through our collaboration with Quantinuum, […] we aim to be the first in the world to identify problems that can only be solved by quantum computers and look forward to significantly accelerating the practical application of quantum computing.”

“This partnership is about giving innovators the tools they need to solve the world’s most difficult design challenges. By integrating quantum computing into today's engineering workflows, we believe we can accelerate innovation while maintaining the standards and reliability that customers trust.”