Here at Scientific Computing World, we’re pleased to announce the launch of our new print issue!
The cover story for our new issue looks at the development of automotive systems using AI. The use of AI technology is accelerating the development of new systems and opening up new possibilities for design and structural optimisation. The use of advanced computing technologies such as AI and quantum computing, is a theme that runs throughout the issue with content exploring the application of AI in pharma and the application quantum computing to biological research.
Now you can preview some of the articles from the new issue on our website! From the latest news stories and features to interviews and cutting-edge products, here's a snapshot of what you’ll find in the latest print issue of Scientific Computing World:
News
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Quantinuum creates a quantum simulation of a chemical molecule
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Partnership opens the way to fault-tolerant quantum computing
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Researchers invite an AI government adviser to dicuss governance
Creating better treatments with AI
The increasing use of AI promises to revolutionise drug discovery, accelerating discovery pipelines and making it cheaper to create new drugs
Optimising automotive performance with AI
Optimisation and next-gen AI are driving the automotive industry forward. The use of AI promises help with increasing design complexity and mounting regulations that slow the pace of automotive innovation.
The potential for quantum computing in biological research
Quantum computing is opening up new possibilities for drug discovery and helping to develop treatments for cancer. Eugenia Bahit explains how this technology will reduce dependence on animal testing.
Sustainable computing with quantum
Yuval Boger gives his thoughts on how quantum computing can support large-scale research and lead to more sustainable computing architecture
Silicon photonics could deliver the next paradigm shift in computing performance and help drive more sustainable computing frameworks in the future.
