CETQAP
May 27, 2025

Toronto, Canada – May 28, 2025 — In a landmark advancement for global defense, Dr. Zuhair Ahmed and his team at CETQAC (Centre of Excellence for Technology Quantum and AI Canada) have successfully simulated a quantum radar missile detection system capable of identifying threats with unprecedented speed and accuracy.
Using IBM’s Sherbrooke quantum backend, this breakthrough tracked a missile moving at 3.0 km/s and accurately located it at 44.0 km within just 47.0 seconds. Early warning alerts were issued within 0.0 to 5.0 seconds, achieving an impressive 98.7% precision under high-noise conditions (quantum noise level: 0.008).
Quantum Radar: A New Era in Missile Defense
Quantum radar uses quantum mechanics—entanglement and superposition—to surpass the limits of traditional radar. This simulation demonstrated real-time, multi-sensor tracking, noise resilience, and live debugging, confirming its readiness for critical defense applications.
Key Achievements of the Simulation:
Missile Position Accuracy: Target tracked at 44.0 km with ±0.5 km margin of error
Early Warning System: Alerts generated within 0.0–5.0 seconds
Noise Resilience: 98.7% detection under 0.008 quantum noise (22 dB SNR)
Multi-Sensor Integration: Combined quantum probabilities, thermal infrared, satellite GPS, and Over-the-Horizon radar
Real-Time Debugging: 8192-shot statistical measurements and 98.9% sensor agreement
Global Significance and Strategic Impact
This simulation is not just a technical success—it defines the future of defense. With countries like the US, China, and Canada accelerating their quantum programs, this research provides a deployable framework for missile tracking, aerospace monitoring, disaster response, and national security infrastructure.
“This simulation redefines what’s possible in missile detection and national security. It’s a game-changer,” said Dr. Zuhair Ahmed.
Why This Matters:
Reduced detection latency by 30%
Improved accuracy by 40% compared to classical radar
Proven multi-target tracking (95.4% accuracy)
Blueprint for future global defense and research collaborations
READ FULL Article: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15428189
Academia: https://tinyurl.com/2tucdv9u
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Nash Sommers is the dedicated Editor of News at CETQAP, where he plays a key role in delivering accurate and impactful updates about the latest advancements in Quantum Computing and AI at CETQAP, With a sharp eye for detail and a passion for technology-driven storytelling.
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