Eni and PASQAL to develop Quantum Solutions for the Energy Sector
Eni and PASQAL, leader in neutral atoms quantum computing, today announced the establishment of a collaboration to develop next-generation HPC (high performance computing) solutions for the energy sector through quantum computing.
Quantum computing is a rapidly-emerging technology that harnesses the laws of quantum mechanics to solve problems which are too complex for classical computers. Quantum technology application to the energy sector is an innovative tool that could further accelerate the energy transition.
Through its full-stack approach, PASQAL is developing unique and proprietary quantum algorithms to enhance existing HPC workflows for a broad range of energy applications currently being researched by Eni along all its value chain (Upstream, Downstream, Chemicals and Renewables).
Eni invests in digital technologies to increase the efficiency of its operations, enable the creation of new business and support the net reduction of GHG emissions, with the goal of offering fully decarbonised products and services by 2050. Eni operates one of the most powerful privately-owned supercomputers in the world, hosted in Eni’s Green Data Centre in Ferrera Erbognone (Italy), one of the most sustainable and energy-efficient data centers globally, and the company is applying computational methods to a great variety of different applications, such as numerical simulation of basins and reservoirs, magnetic fusion and renewable energies, among many others. The utilization of PASQAL’s proprietary algorithms will allow Eni to accelerate these and other fields of research and unlock new capabilities.
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