Quantum startup SandboxAQ said its large quantitative models (LQMs) will be available on Google Cloud, the company told Reuters on Tuesday, as cloud providers look to AI tech to fuel growth.
FILE PHOTO: A person looks at their phone in front of the Google Cloud logo, at the 2024 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain February 27, 2024. REUTERS/Albert Gea/File PhotoQuantum startup SandboxAQ said its large quantitative models will be available on Google Cloud, the company told Reuters on Tuesday, as cloud providers look to AI tech to fuel growth.
The partnership will make it easier for enterprises to use Google Cloud to develop its LQMs and deploy them, allowing Sandbox, a firm spun off from Google-parent Alphabet in 2022, to expand the distribution of its platform to a larger pool of potential customers. SandboxAQ said its models are used in sectors such as life sciences, financial services and navigation.
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