Quix Photonic Processor Quix Control Box Quix has announced the sales of another of its 12 mode photonic processors, including the control box and all the peripherals, to French company Quandela. This follows a previous […]
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The Irish government will be investing multi-million euros to set up a National Quantum Engineering Centre at the Tyndall National Institute in Cork, Ireland. The facility will have about 900 square meters of space and […]
Cerberis XG QKD Device. Credit: ID Quantique The new device from ID Quantique (IDQ) is called Cerberis XG and includes improvements in size, value, and ease of use. It leverages IDQ’s fourteen years of QKD […]
Equal1 announced a new quantum processing chip that highlighted the operation at 3.7 degrees kelvin, but we think everyone missed some of the most important attributes of the chip. We talked with Jason Lynch, COO […]
In order to encourage more innovation in quantum information science and to help train additional members of a future quantum workforce, IonQ has announced a new program to provide free research credits for approved projects. […]
We’ve seen an increasing number of misconceptions being spread about what quantum technology will be able to do. Admittedly, it is a complicated technology but we are concerned that overblown expectations can lead to a […]
Two German government ministries will fund quantum R&D for a total of almost €2 billion over a five year period. The Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) will contribute €1.1 billion and the Federal Ministry […]
We previously reported on Intel’s development of the Horse Ridge and Horse Ridge II cryogenic control chips that would allow generation of the necessary microwave pulses to control spin qubits at a temperature of 3 […]
D-Wave and CINECA, the Italian inter-university consortium and one of the world’s leading global supercomputing centers have announced a formal collaboration to offer Italian universities, researchers, and developers expanded access to practical quantum computing technology […]
Back in February, we described a new capability that IBM was developing called Qiskit Runtime. This capability can be particularly useful for hybrid classical/quantum algorithms such as QAOA and VQE where data is passed back […]
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