Wits University, also known as University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa, has received this initial grant from South Africa’s Department of Science and Innovation (DSI) to start the implementation of Phase 1 of the […]
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We are seeing a number of efforts to examine the topic of quantum computing ethics. Although this is commendable, our view is that guidelines for quantum computing ethics need to be built upon a strong […]
QDevil’s new product, called QDAC-II, is a 24 channel DAC (Digital to Analog Converters) that operates with ultra-low noise at a sample rate of 1 million samples per second, a thousand times faster than its […]
We reported in June that a Chinese quantum research group had developed a superconducting based quantum computer named Zuchongzhi 2.0 and had replicated and surpassed Google’s Quantum Supremacy experiment with a circuit that used 56 qubits […]
Over the past year we have reported (here and here) about IBM’s development of an enhanced quantum assembly language called OpenQASM3. Versions of OpenQASM has been used with IBM’s Qiskit from the very beginning and […]
The companies have agreed to collaborate to help accelerate the usage of quantum computing to the business community globally. Accenture is a professional services company with over 569,000 employees and clients in over 120 countries. […]
One of the buzzwords you hear from many software developers is “hardware agnostic”. Developers of Software Developer Platforms (SDKs) work to make their software as compatible with as many different hardware processors as possible while […]
When a user submits a quantum program to run on a quantum computer, the software will typically run it through an optimizing compiler that will convert the program to an execution that will achieve the […]
Arqit, a UK-based quantum encryption company, has started trading on the NASDAQ this week as part of their business combination with special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) Centricus Acquisition Corporation which closed on September 3, 2021. […]
The Q-Lab will be located in College Park, Maryland next to IonQ’s headquarters and will be funded with $20 million from the university. It will be user facility that will provide researchers with access to […]
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