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SAF explores quantum computing for mission, logistics planning

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(From left) Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo, guided by IBM cognitive solution developer Richard Wo and IBM senior data scientist Ang Ai Kiar, trying IBM’s immersive mixed reality training solution, developed with Changi General Hospital, at the IBM Think Singapore conference on July 21.
PHOTO: The Straits Times
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The Singapore Armed Forces has teamed up with tech giant IBM and the Defence Science and Technology Agency to explore quantum computing, which can be faster and more efficient than regular computers, to optimise mission planning and improve national security.

Beyond the military, the initiative highlights the potential for quantum computing to transform sectors like port logistics and finance by solving complex challenges. Experts anticipate quantum computers will reliably run complex algorithms by 2030, leading to breakthroughs in fields like artificial intelligence, medicine, and encryption.

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