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In the first and second interview parts of the quantum computing article series, we heard that quantum computing has gained relevance and that applications for quantum computing are already present in companies. Today, let's conclude this interview with the last part of the article series.

Analysts see great potential in the exchange of data between different organizations. Overarching initiatives such as Gaia-X or the lighthouse project Catena-X address this.

We consume too many resources. Within a year, our planet will no longer be able to sustainably replenish them.

Hospitals in Germany are coming under increasing pressure, and not just against the backdrop of the COVID 19 pandemic and the energy crisis. Rolf Kranz, member of the executive board of msg, talks about how the situation can be improved with the help of cloud technologies: For hospitals, their employees and patients.

There is currently no way around the cloud when it comes to modern IT applications. More and more companies are relying on cloud-native architecture (CNA) to consistently utilise the benefits.

The topic of “business transformation” is at the top of the agenda for many companies. Dr. Stephan Melzer and Dr. Wolfgang Bock explain why and how digital twins can drive the digital transformation of companies.

There is actually already a whole range of application areas in which intensive research is being carried out into possible uses for quantum computers.

What role does the digital twin play in achieving sustainability goals? And what hurdles are there when using the digital twin?