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APS held its annual March meeting in Chicago this year from March 14-18, 2022. It was a hybrid meeting, both in-person and virtual, with strict Covid protocols to protect the roughly 12,000 attendees. The APS […]
The new corporate partners are ASM International (ASM), Atom Computing, EeroQ, and Quantinuum bringing the total number of companies that are partnering with the Chicago Quantum Exchange (CQE) to over 30. Corporate partners will with CQE scientists and students […]
Static screen shot of the CSA Y2Q Countdown Clock. Credit: CSA Most people are aware that at some point in the future, someone will create a very powerful quantum computer that will be big enough […]
Picture of the Maybell Icebox. Credit: Maybell One of the key components for building a superconducting or spin qubit quantum processor is a dilution refrigerator that can cool down the chip to millikelvin temperatures in […]
The project, named PhoQuant, will be led by Q.ant, a wholly owned subsidiary of TRUMPF, and will include collaborators from 13 other German organizations including Paderborn University (UPB), University of Münster, Fraunhofer Institute for Applied […]
The Innovation Fund Denmark will be supporting this Danish consortium over this four-year program called PhotoQ. Members of this consortium and their contributions will include development of photonic quantum computer hardware via the Technical University of Denmark, […]
The QSOLID program will last for four years and will be led by Forschungszentrum Jülich. The goal will be to develop a superconducting processor with very high quality qubits and integrate it into Forschungszentrum Jülich’s […]
The Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Solid State Physics IAF will be leading a consortium of 28 organizations including, besides Fraunhofer, six universities, two non-profit research institutions, five industrial companies (SMEs and spin-offs), and fourteen associated […]
For those who want to build their own superconducting quantum computer, Dutch startup Quantware is now offering an off-the-shelf 25 qubits superconducting processor chip with a 30 day delivery time after receipt of order. The […]
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