The number of UK businesses investing in quantum computing is set to triple over the next five years, according to the results of a survey of businesses by Accenture and the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).
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Investment in Blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI) is also set to jump but these technologies are already more established, meaning the difference between present investment and planned investment is less pronounced. Source: CBI and Accenture Tech Tracker