We had reported in February how Quantum-South had created a prototype quantum application that could optimize how air cargo should be loaded optimally into a freighter aircraft. It is a very complex problem for classical […]
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The additional funds that Aegiq received came from Black Quant and Quantum Exponential, as well as private angels. These new investors join previous investors Innovate UK, High-Tech Gründerfonds, and Deepbridge Capital. Aegiq is a spin-out […]
D-Wave has been continuously improving its Constrained Quadratic Model (CQM) Hybrid Solver to make it easlier for end users to use and to allow them to developer programs faster that will run on their quantum […]
We have a trio of news items to report on IonQ. The first is an announcement that IonQ is making native gate access available to researchers and developers for both their previous generation 11 qubit […]
Classiq has announced a coding competition with four different quantum programming problems designed to challenge programmers to create circuits that satisfy the problem using either the fewest gate levels or the fewest number of two […]
Two different collaborations between automotive and quantum companies were announced this week for projects that will work on different problems. The first was announced by Pasqal which will work with BMW to analyze the applicability […]
In another merger between hardware and software companies, quantum technology provider ColdQuanta has acquired software company Super.tech and will establish a branch based in Chicago that will continue to develop quantum software. Financial details of […]
IBM has extended its quantum processor roadmap and added four additional processors that will be introduced between 2023 and 2025. A key to these developments includes different types of multiprocessing resulting in a 4,158 qubit […]
IBM Quantum has just reached its sixth anniversary of making available a quantum computer on the cloud. This occurred on May 4, 2016 and just four days later on May 8, 2016 the Quantum Computing […]
“How much easier it is to be critical than to be correct.” Benjamin Disraeli – 19th Century Prime Minister of the UK by David Shaw, Doug Finke, and André M. König A short report has […]
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