D-Wave Partners with University of Arkansas to Establish Quantum Supply Chain Initiative at the Sam M. Walton College of Business
Key Highlights
- ➤D-Wave (QBTS) and University of Arkansas establish Quantum Supply Chain Initiative Support Fund
- ➤Initiative will research quantum optimization for transportation, logistics, inventory and scheduling
- ➤D-Wave joins SCMRC partnership program, which has more than 25 industry partners
- ➤Collaboration targets quantum computing applications across retail, transportation and national defense
Expert Statements
Murray Thom, Vice president of quantum technology evangelism at D-Wave
“Supply chains are highly dynamic, with decision-making that can have a far-reaching impact on efficiency and costs.”
Murray Thom, Vice president of quantum technology evangelism at D-Wave
“We’re seeing quantum computing technologies emerge as potentially powerful alternatives to existing classical approaches.”
Murray Thom, Vice president of quantum technology evangelism at D-Wave
“The Walton College is at the forefront of supply chain innovation, not only educating the next generation of supply chain professionals and conducting groundbreaking research, but also engaging industry to effect economic change.”
Murray Thom, Vice president of quantum technology evangelism at D-Wave
“We’re thrilled to support the College as it facilitates a quantum-ready supply chain.”
Brian Fugate, Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Programs with Walton College
“The Walton College is dedicated to exploring the very latest methods, processes and technologies that advance supply chain management and resilience.”
Brian Fugate, Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Programs with Walton College
“Quantum computing is showing great potential to help organizations accelerate decision-making, mitigate disruption and drive better operational outcomes.”
Brian Fugate, Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Programs with Walton College
“We’re excited to partner with D-Wave, one of the quantum computing industry’s foremost leaders, to bring quantum into our research portfolio and ultimately benefit students and partners alike.”
D-Wave Partners with University of Arkansas to Establish Quantum Supply Chain Initiative at the Sam M. Walton College of Business
Collaboration will facilitate education and research into quantum computing applications for supply chain challenges in retail, transportation and national defense
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