Deloitte's Quantum Climate Challenge 2024 – Flood Prediction
We invite you to explore quantum computing and machine learning by tackling the challenge to develop a new approach in enhancing flood forecasting and disaster prediction to improve climate resilience.
Highlight for the finalists: Besides an attractive prize pool, the finalists will pitch their solution in front of an expert jury consisting of representatives from the quantum industry.
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✅ Completed 🏆 Prize Prize Pool of 12000€ | Access to Quantum Computers and Quantum Simulators
🌎 Scope Global
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If the participants are among the winners of the Challenge, the following applies to the intellectual property rights in the results:
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