The BWT Alpine Formula One Team and SEALSQ are taking their quantum computing partnership to the next level. The two companies have mapped out a testing strategy to put both quantum and classical computing approaches through their paces on real engineering problems in Formula 1 car development.

What’s on the Testing Roadmap?

The roadmap zeroes in on using quantum and classical computing to tackle core F1 engineering challenges, like aerodynamic and thermal calculations. The plan is to run both computing paradigms on the same types of real-world engineering scenarios, letting the teams see how each stacks up on practical problems.

What’s Next?

The next phase is all about real-world validation. Alpine and SEALSQ will move from planning to hands-on trials, putting their chosen scenarios to the test in actual engineering workflows to see if these advanced computing methods really deliver for the team.