Is your organization actively exploring the potential applications of quantum computing in your industry or operations?

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Yes, actively exploring49%

Considering quantum computing39%

No current quantum computing initiatives12%

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Director / Sr Principal, Global Products and Technology in Healthcare and Biotech2 years ago

Staying competitive as well as relevance to the challenges at hand to find the most optimal solution through latest tech is the need of the hour to avoid being disrupted or eliminated. 

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