🚀 Quantum Finance in Action: HSBC validates what we explored in Qubit-Lab Big news this week: HSBC and IBM reported the world’s first real trading advantage using quantum computing — applying quantum feature maps on IBM’s Heron processor to bond market data. The result: a 34 % improvement in predicting whether trades would be executed at quoted prices. What struck me: this is exactly the approach I recently demonstrated in my Qubit-Lab video on Quantum Machine Learning — encoding classical data into Hilbert space with a quantum circuit, then training a classical model on those enriched features. HSBC’s experiment shows: 🌐 Hybrid QML (quantum + classical) is already delivering measurable value. ⚡ Noise isn’t just a limitation — in this case, it even improved results by diversifying features. 📈 Finance is moving from “quantum theory” to empirical advantage. For me, it’s encouraging to see a global bank validate the same ideas we explore here on Qubit-Lab: quantum computing isn’t just academic anymore — it’s becoming a business reality. 👉 If you want to understand the method behind the headlines, check out my Qubit-Lab video on QML — the principles are the same, just scaled up to 150 qubits on IBM Heron. Here the link to the QML video #9 with Python Notebook: http://qubit-lab.ch/9 #QuantumComputing #Finance #QML #QubitLab #IBMQuantum #HSBC
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Exciting to see HSBC and IBM validating in production what we’ve been exploring hands-on at Qubit-Lab: quantum feature maps bringing real predictive power to finance.
🚀 Quantum Finance in Action: HSBC validates what we explored in Qubit-Lab Big news this week: HSBC and IBM reported the world’s first real trading advantage using quantum computing — applying quantum feature maps on IBM’s Heron processor to bond market data. The result: a 34 % improvement in predicting whether trades would be executed at quoted prices. What struck me: this is exactly the approach I recently demonstrated in my Qubit-Lab video on Quantum Machine Learning — encoding classical data into Hilbert space with a quantum circuit, then training a classical model on those enriched features. HSBC’s experiment shows: 🌐 Hybrid QML (quantum + classical) is already delivering measurable value. ⚡ Noise isn’t just a limitation — in this case, it even improved results by diversifying features. 📈 Finance is moving from “quantum theory” to empirical advantage. For me, it’s encouraging to see a global bank validate the same ideas we explore here on Qubit-Lab: quantum computing isn’t just academic anymore — it’s becoming a business reality. 👉 If you want to understand the method behind the headlines, check out my Qubit-Lab video on QML — the principles are the same, just scaled up to 150 qubits on IBM Heron. Here the link to the QML video #9 with Python Notebook: http://qubit-lab.ch/9 #QuantumComputing #Finance #QML #QubitLab #IBMQuantum #HSBC
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Financial institutions rely on complex models to assess risk, optimize portfolios, and detect fraud. But as markets grow more intricate, even the most advanced classical systems are reaching their limits. Enter quantum computing, a paradigm shift, not just a speed upgrade. Unlike classical bits, quantum systems use qubits, capable of processing multiple states simultaneously through superposition and entanglement. This allows quantum computers to evaluate complex scenarios at unprecedented speed and scale. 💡 Why it matters: 🔹Risk Analysis: Quantum algorithms like Quantum Amplitude Estimation can run simulations exponentially faster, enabling real-time responses to market changes. 🔹Portfolio Optimization: With tools like QAOA, quantum systems tackle high-dimensional problems more efficiently than traditional models. 🔹Fraud Detection: Quantum machine learning may soon detect anomalies in massive datasets faster and with greater accuracy. While today’s quantum hardware remains experimental, major players like JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and HSBC are actively exploring practical applications. At Alescent, we believe finance professionals should start engaging with this frontier now, not later. The future of financial modeling isn’t just faster. It’s smarter, deeper, and quantum-powered. #QuantumComputing #FinanceInnovation #RiskManagement #PortfolioOptimization #Alescent #FinTechFuture #LeadershipInTech
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QuantumLeap Inc. Surges 200% on Quantum Supremacy Breakthrough: A Speculative Investor's Guide QuantumLeap Inc. (NASDAQ: QLPI) stock soared over 200% after the company announced it had successfully demonstrated 'quantum supremacy' with its new 72-qubit 'Odyssey' processor. The company claims the processor solved a complex computational problem in under 30 seconds, a task that would take the world's most powerful classical supercomputer an estimated 10,000 years. This event marks a significant milestone in the field of quantum computing, potentially unlocking unprecedented processing power. The market's reaction has been one of extreme euphoria and speculative frenzy. FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) is palpable, with retail investors and momentum traders piling into the stock, driving volume to record highs. While some analysts express caution regarding the long road to profitability, the overwhelming sentiment is bullish, fueled by visions of a paradigm shift in technology and a 'winner-take-all' market. Source - https://lnkd.in/dFitqSr9
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Quantum Leap or Speculative Bubble? Analyzing the Surge in FutureTech's Stock The central event is FutureTech's unveiling of its 'Odyssey' quantum processor. The company claims it has achieved 'quantum supremacy' by performing a calculation in three minutes that would take the world's most powerful classical supercomputer 10,000 years. This news has electrified the market, positioning FutureTech as a potential leader in a technology field that has been theoretical for decades. Current market sentiment is driven by intense 'Fear Of Missing Out' (FOMO). The narrative focuses on the disruptive potential, drawing parallels to the early days of the internet. This has attracted a wave of retail and institutional investors, pushing the valuation to levels unsupported by current fundamentals. The psychology is speculative and momentum-based, with many investors buying the story rather than the financials. Source - https://lnkd.in/dhrMKiRt
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A recent trial by HSBC and IBM demonstrated that combining quantum and classical computing can improve bond trade execution predictions by 34%. This is more than a technology milestone: it’s a strategic signal. Quantum is migrating from research labs into live financial markets, where speed, precision, and risk management drive real competitive advantage. For founders, investors, and policymakers shaping the quantum ecosystem, the question is no longer if quantum will transform industries. It’s how fast we can achieve scalability, interoperability, and commercial readiness. The next frontier won’t be defined by qubit counts alone, but by the ability to integrate quantum into complex, high-stakes workflows at enterprise scale. The clock has started and leadership will belong to those who act now to close the gap between theoretical potential and operational impact. Ran B. Bob Hoey #AwzVentures #AwzGrowth #Classiq #QuantumComputing #FinancialMarkets #Innovation #Strategy
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The full potential of #quantum computing is yet to be unlocked. However, prominent industries, including financial services, pharmaceuticals, and automotive, are beckoning it forward. 📈 Illustrative of rapid progress in the industry was the announcement on September 25, 2025, that HSBC and IBM applied quantum computing to real-world bond trading, demonstrating a 34% accuracy improvement in predicting the likelihood of a trade being executed at a quoted price. 🏦 In her analyst briefing, Isabel Al-Dhahir discusses how leading financial institutions are pursuing strategies to build expertise in quantum computing development. To get a copy of the full report please comment #quantum in the comments below.
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Do you set strategy or respond to risks? If so, this is a great report highlighting several big themes that are likely to disrupt businesses around the world today and in the future. The seven frontiers of innovation: > Path to ASI > Computing Infrastructure > Quantum Computing > Space Economy > Digital Assets > Environmental Resilience > Advanced Manufacturing I particularly like the no regrets moves and actions for leaders to take in the short and near term. #disruption #yourleadershipmoment #FutureofTech
Quantum computing has long felt like the most futuristic of frontiers, but we’re already seeing the first signals of impact. In finance, quantum is being explored to model risk across more variables than classical systems can handle. In pharma, it’s accelerating early discovery stages. In manufacturing, it's unlocking new ways to simulate, test, and design materials in a fraction of the time. The 2025 KPMG Futures Report points to three shifts decision-makers should watch: 🔍 Hybrid quantum-classical algorithms that augment—not replace—existing infrastructure 🤝 New partnerships across sectors, governments, and startups, speeding up exploration 📈 Rising urgency around post-quantum cryptography, as threat models begin to evolve What stands out in the report is the shift from “future state” to near-term urgency. The question isn’t when quantum will arrive—it’s what moves you’re making before it does. 📘Curious what other forces are converging with quantum? Download the full KPMG US 2025 Futures Report to see how all seven frontiers are accelerating the next wave of innovation. https://ow.ly/38O850WRwlA #KPMGEnterpriseInnovation #QuantumComputing #FutureofTech
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🔬 Quantum computing is no longer just a lab curiosity. It’s entering the real world, sooner than anyone expected!!! I’m excited to share that during Quantum.Tech Rotterdam, our team will be demonstrating live use cases in both drug discovery and financial modelling, built on classical (gate-based) quantum architectures. I warmly invite all attendees to stop by, have a conversation, and see first-hand how quantum software is unlocking new possibilities. A compelling example comes from HSBC. In partnership with IBM, HSBC has announced what they describe as a “world’s first” empirical demonstration of quantum-enabled algorithmic bond trading. Here’s why it matters: • They combined quantum and classical computing to analyze production-scale European bond trading data. • Their hybrid approach delivered up to a 34% improvement over purely classical techniques in predicting trade execution probabilities. • This is not a lab experiment, it’s a live demonstration that quantum can add measurable value in a real financial workflow. 🌍 What’s striking is how quickly this shift is happening. Many industry forecasts assumed quantum’s practical business impact would only arrive around 2030. Thanks to the extraordinary pace of progress in quantum hardware by the research community, that timeline has accelerated dramatically. What was once a “distant future” is already unfolding today. That said, it’s not without debate. These results have sparked discussion in the quantum community about benchmarking and validation. But the key signal is clear, “quantum has left the labs and is moving into real-world adoption”. #QuantumTech2025 #QuantumComputing #QuanmtumInnovation #QuantumResearch #Quantum #Qangles #Cloudangles
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🌐 Quantum computing making in-roads in financial markets with breakthrough in algorithmic trading! HSBC and IBM have demonstrated the world's first-known quantum-enabled algorithmic trading, achieving a 34% improvement in predicting trade success in the European corporate bond market. This showcases the power of quantum technology to tackle real-world financial challenges, blending quantum and classical computing for superior results. Exciting times ahead as practical use cases emerge, paving the way for broader acceptance and innovation. Let’s champion this quantum revolution! #QuantumComputing #FinTech #Innovation #QuantumAdvancement
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In nearly every conversation about quantum computing, I hear the same question: “What are the real-world applications today?” HSBC has just provided a compelling answer. 🏦 Using IBM’s quantum processor, HSBC achieved a 34% improvement in predicting bond trade prices — a potential game-changer for pricing, risk modeling, and capital allocation in global financial markets. “This is . . . our most tangible demonstration of just how close we are from extracting value from quantum computing,” said Philip Intallura Ph.D, HSBC group head of quantum technologies. While still in its early stages, this proof of concept shows how quantum computing can move from theory to practical impact. 🌍 As industries prepare for the quantum era, the question isn’t if, but how they will leverage it to gain a competitive edge. Let’s explore how we can identify use cases and strategies to get future-ready. Watch here: https://lnkd.in/d6S6gRe7 Marwan Dardounh Ahmed Sleem Ahmed Al-Qatatsheh #QuantumComputing #FinancialServices #Innovation #IBM #FutureReady
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