Jan 30, 2026 11:45 AM
D-Wave Quantum has joined forces with Anduril Industries and Davidson Technologies to see how quantum applications could boost air and missile defense.
A trio of US firms is exploring how quantum computing could reshape American defense systems.
California-based D-Wave Quantum has joined forces with defense giant Anduril Industries and Davidson Technologies to see how quantum applications could boost air and missile defense.
In an early proof-of-concept, the companies put the idea to the test using Anduril’s defense simulations, Davidson’s military mission-planning expertise, and D-Wave’s Advantage2 quantum computer.
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