Azure Quantum Elements has served an important role in helping scientists achieve breakthroughs in the pharmaceutical industry. Today, we’re announcing two new purpose-built capabilities in Azure Quantum Elements that will further increase the productivity and accessibility of chemistry and materials science research—Generative Chemistry and Accelerated DFT.
Announcing the Microsoft Quantum team achieved a major milestone toward that vision, using advanced AI to screen over 32 million candidates to discover and synthesize a new material that holds the potential for better batteries—the first real-life example of many that will be achieved in a new era of scientific discovery driven by AI.
At Microsoft, we see great potential to accelerate chemistry and materials advances by integrating Azure’s scaled HPC solutions with AI models tuned for scientific research.
At Microsoft, we continue to invest more in our cloud HPC infrastructure so that innovators can accelerate the pace of research and discovery.
Johnson Matthey and Microsoft Azure Quantum chemists have teamed up to drive new discoveries in sustainable energy.
