Quantum computing is a nascent and rapidly-emerging technology. It is widely expected to solve valuable problems that today's most powerful classical supercomputers cannot solve and never will. Recently, three scientists won the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics for their work using entangled photons to test the quantum foundations of reality, which encouraged the quantum computing search forward future.
From now on, United States, Germany, France and India all promised to invest over 1 billion dollars in quantum computing. Quantum computing in China has gone into a commercial and applied environment.
We are building the future of quantum together, however, the technology isn't quite there yet to provide a computational advantage over what could be done with other methods of computation at the moment. The stability, reliability, flexibility and scalability enabled by quantum computing technology, have allowed us to improve the Voice over LTE (VoLTE) design.
Quantum computing may still be in its fussy, uncooperative stage, but that hasn't stopped commercial interests from diving in.
The flexible IPLOOK VoLTE Roaming solution supports a variety of inbound and outbound 4G voice roaming models that ensure a consistent and seamless user experience while roaming. It also helps grow ARPU and prevent the churn of high-value subscribers by expanding HD voice services beyond an operator's own borders. VoLTE Roaming and its supporting IMS core elements play a critical role in the evolution of voice from circuit switched to IP-based cellular networks in 4G and beyond.
