Temporal Defense Systems Purchases the First D-Wave 2000Q Quantum Computer

Cyber security technology company to integrate system to solve critical and complex cyber security problems
Cyber security technology company to integrate system to solve critical and complex cyber security problems
New open-source quantum software tool enables developers to tackle real world problems
Prominent government and industry executives appointed to board of directors
New Control Features and Early Test Results Being Presented at D-Wave–s First Users Conference on September 28, 2016
Will Foster Collaboration on Complex Finance Industry Problems and Provide Access to Quantum Software and Hardware
New System Has Twice the Qubits of the D-Wave Two and New Benchmarks Demonstrate Increasing Performance Advantage Over Specialized Highly Tuned Algorithms on Classical Systems
New Milestone Will Enable System to Address Larger and More Complex Problems
BURNABY, BC — (Marketwired) — 01/29/15 — D-Wave Systems Inc., the world–s first quantum computing company, today announced that it has closed $29 million in funding from a large institutional investor, among others. This funding will be used to accelerate development of D-Wave–s quantum hardware and software and expand the software application ecosystem. This investment brings total funding in D-Wave to $174 million (CAD), with approximately $62 million raised in 2014."The investment
BURNABY, BC — (Marketwired) — 09/22/14 — , the world–s first commercial quantum computing company, today announced that Bill Blake has joined the firm as Executive VP of Research and Development, responsible for hardware engineering, processor development, software and fab process design functions.Bill has been a technology leader in the high performance computing industry for three decades. Most recently, Bill was CTO of Cray Inc., responsible for defining Cray–s next generation of superc