Bank of India and C-DAC set a research agenda for quantum-related banking applications
An October 22 memorandum covers quantum-inspired and quantum-safe exploration through feasibility studies, sandbox work and potential pilots.
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Indian public research institution developing advanced computing technologies, including quantum simulation toolkits, quantum-control components and quantum-network research. Its banking collaboration with Bank of India covers feasibility studies, sandbox work, pilots and training.
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Indian public research institution developing advanced computing technologies, including quantum simulation toolkits, quantum-control components and quantum-network research. Its banking collaboration with Bank of India covers feasibility studies, sandbox work, pilots and training.
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