In only four decades, the field of quantum computing has made big leaps, evolving from a theoretical framework in 1980 to working technologies that are showing the first glimmers of commercial potential. This year, the race to commercialization has only intensified, with a range of players claiming major technological breakthroughs. Canada has been a hotbed of quantum computing since its inception. On Dec. 15, Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon unveiled a new federal initiative, the Canadian Quantum Champions Program, aimed at identifying and funding "anchor" companies in the quantum field. But can Canada remain a leader, or will quantum computing become another transformative technology that the country let slip through its grasp? The Financial Post’s Yvonne Lau breaks down what you need to know, from the technical basics to the role Canada has played — and hopes to continue playing — it its development. Read More
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