Diagram of a Measurement Based Photonic Quantum Computer. Credit: University of Stuttgart / Stefanie Barz The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) is providing this funding to a project called PhotonQ which will be […]
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By Carolyn Mathas Quantum analog creator infinityQ Technology closed a seed-extension round of financing with new investors Hevella Capital, iGlobe Partners and Westcott Investment Group, and participation from existing partners Cato Stonex and Louis Vachon, […]
ColdQuanta has issued a press release that describes its progress in 2021. Key metrics include a 140% growth in bookings and a 70% growth in headcount. In addition, their progress occurred on many fronts including […]
Multiverse Computing has announced a partnership with Xanadu to utilize PennyLane software as a core element for much of its software. PennyLane is a hardware agnostic, open source quantum software platform that provides a dedicated […]
The National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) Subcommittee on Quantum Information Science (SCQIS) and the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP)’s National Quantum Coordination Office (NQCO) have stated that workforce development is a priority […]
Have you ever watched those Sunday morning political talk shows on TV that show analysts debating about the latest happenings in Washington and thought we need something like this for quantum? Well, now you have […]
The below is the first in a series of briefings from Chris Grey, a London, UK based corporate lawyer at Clifford Chance LLP specializing in Tech M&A and venture capital, examining regulatory and governance issues […]
One of the techniques being explored by many quantum hardware providers to increase the number of usable qubits is to create a cluster of multiple quantum processor units (QPUs) and network them together in a […]
Agnostiq, a Toronto based quantum software company, has released Covalent, a workflow orchestration platform which is designed to make it easier for users to utilize the capabilities of quantum processors as well as classical high […]
By Andre Saraiva, UNSW All roads lead to silicon. The unparalleled power of integration developed by the CMOS industry attracts all qubit-makers. Superconductors, photons and ion traps have now been retrofitted to accommodate fabrication in […]
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