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SQC and Schneider Electric Use Hybrid Quantum-Classical Models to Improve Energy Forecasting
Source: PRWeb
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Silicon Quantum Computing and Schneider Electric advanced to Stage 2 of Australia’s Critical Technologies Challenge Program after SQC’s Watermelon™ system delivered an average 20% improvement in forecasting accuracy. The partnership signals validation of the technology’s potential application in energy-related forecasting, though the announcement does not disclose financial terms or near-term revenue impact.
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