Category: quantumcomputingreport

When we reported in December 2022 about the creation of QuantumBasel, a quantum computing hub for commercial use in Switzerland, we noted that D-Wave along with IBM were the two initial hardware manufacturers that would […]

Quantum Machines has announced it is create a new subsidiary in Germany called QM Technologies GmbH and is setting the subsidiary’s headquarters in Stuttgart, Germany. There is a large amount of quantum activity in Germany […]

Host Veronica Combs asks Doug Finke about how he got started with the Quantum Computing Report, communicating and curating quantum news and why you don’t want to write a press release just to impress your […]

In December 2022, IonQ announced that it was researching the use of barium instead of ytterbium for a future generation machine. Barium has certain potential advantages in an ion trap machine because it is more […]

The test bed will start being set up in the DistriQ Quantum Innovation Zone in Sherbrooke in October 2023, followed by Montreal and Quebec City in early 2024. It is being managed by Numana, a non-profit organization that will be responsible for the […]

By Carolyn Mathas SCALINQ and Atlantic Quantum are partnering to accelerate qubit control, characterization, and measurements on state-of-the-art cryogenic hardware.  Using a collaborative R&D and technology development approach, each company brings solid experience that, when […]

Atom Computing’s Next-Generation System Currently in Development. Credit: Aom Computing Atom Computing has previewed its next generation neutral atom process that will sport 1180 qubits on a 1225 site (35 x 35) array. The system […]

A second U.S. area has been designated as a Tech Hub for quantum technology. A group called the Bloch Tech Hub, led by the Chicago Quantum Exchange (CQE), has been chosen to participate as part […]

Ish Dhand, CEO and co-founder of QC Design, is interviewed by Yuval Boger. They discuss the company’s focus on advancing fault tolerance in quantum computing, their architectures and software tools to help manufacturers build scalable […]

By Pedro Lopes, QuEra Computing U.S. Department of Energy National Laboratories National laboratories have long been at the forefront of scientific and technological innovation, playing a crucial role in accelerating progress. Their infrastructure, established during […]