Barclays, IBM test quantum computing for settlement
New research suggests quantum machines will dramatically improve settlement efficiency
Quantum computing is another step closer to being put to practical use in financial markets, after Barclays and IBM conducted a successful test that demonstrates the technology’s ability to dramatically speed up securities settlement cycles.
Banks and financial firms are exploring quantum computing’s potential to solve so-called combinatorial optimisation problems, which involve manipulating
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