Airbus and BMW Quantum Computing Challenge 2024

Airbus is teaming up with BMW Group to launch the Quantum Mobility Quest and help shape the future of transportation.

The Quantum Mobility Quest is a global initiative aiming to develop quantum computing technologies that could solve some of the biggest challenges faced by the aviation and automotive sectors.

That’s because quantum computing has the potential to transform the mobility industry, from how its products and solutions are designed to how they operate.

The challenge is hosted by The Quantum Insider and is sponsored by Airbus and BMW Group, with the support of Amazon Web Services.

Candidates can register from mid-January until 30 April 2024 Applicants can choose from five problem statements. The jury will review the proposals and select a winning team by the end of 2024.

Airbus and automotive giant BMW Group have launched the Quantum Mobility Quest

Airbus and BMW Group Quantum Computing Challenge

Stay tuned for the winner announcement in December 2024

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