Category: quantumcomputingreport

The award for Super.tech came from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program and will cover a nine month period extending from August 1, 2021 to April 30, 2022. The […]

Recently, two organizations have developed substantial white papers that discuss the status of quantum computing and provide insights of how it can create value in the future. The IBM Institute of Business Value has produced […]

The awards from the Department of Energy (DOE) will study the materials and chemical processes needed to develop the next generation of quantum smart devices and quantum computing technology. The projects will last up to 3 […]

The Quantum Algorithms Institute has been recently established on the Surrey campus of Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, Canada to bring industry, academia, and government together to accelerate the innovation and commercialization of quantum […]

We reported last January on the formation of the ImpaQT consortium. This is a group of Dutch companies involved with quantum technology that were putting together a kit of components that work together to form […]

In the auto industry, car makers will often make minor improvements in the cars without completely introducing a new model. Oftentimes they do this when changing to a model year, but sometimes they will do […]

When people discuss how pharmaceutical companies can leverage quantum computing the usage of computational chemistry for drug discovery is always the first thing that is mentioned. But pharmaceutical companies may be in an unusual position […]

Aliro Quantum is a quantum networking platform company that spun out of NarangLab at Harvard University that develops simulation and control tools for quantum networks. A key focus is to deliver something they call Quantum Entanglement as […]

Atom Computing, a Berkeley, California quantum hardware startup founded in 2018 has been working in stealth mode for the past three years, but has just announced a trio of disclosures that will encourage people to […]

The problem with many quantum programs right now is that the programs require more qubits than are available in the current hardware. To help improve upon the situation, the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency […]