By Carolyn Mathas Chart Showing the Improvement with the Q-CTRL Software Over Bare Metal for the Bernstein-Vazirani Algorithm. Credit: Q-CTRL There is a definite uptick in the level of collaboration across the quantum industry—part of […]
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Neil Abroug, head of the French Quantum Strategy, is interviewed by Yuval Boger. Neil and Yuval discuss the focus on this national strategy, how it differs from other European programs, how US companies can participate […]
Groovenauts is a Japanese software company that combines AI and quantum technologies to provide a cloud-based platform that transforms the value of smart devices and big data for their clients. MUFG Bank is the core retail, […]
Last year, we reported on a quantum solution provided by Quantum-South, a software company based in Montevideo, Uruguay, that utilizes the power of quantum computing to handle multiple variable optimization problems for loading cargo into […]
We’ve published on this website many articles that discuss the future risks and potential solutions that quantum computers could pose in decrypting public encryption keys to allow hacking into network communications that were intended to […]
Quantinuum recently posted an interesting paper on the arXiv titled Demonstrating Bayesian Quantum Phase Estimation with Quantum Error Detection that described a simulation to calculate the ground state energy of the hydrogen molecule (H2) using […]
By Carolyn Mathas Just one year ago, BT and Toshiba created the world’s first commercial quantum secured communications network spanning metro London. Now, HSBC announced that it is the first bank to join it. HSBC […]
Quobly (formerly named Siquance) is a spin-off from CEA and CNRS found in 2022 and located in Grenoble, France. They are developing a quantum processor based upon spin qubit technology that will leverage the French […]
Q-CTRL’s Quantum Sensor Stack A common concern for many government organizations is whether they can obtain an alternative system for military navigation in a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) denied environment. This could be due to […]
French quantum hardware startup Alice & Bob has announced it is partnering with Atos subsidiary Eviden to provide emulation capabilities of the Alice & Bob hardware on Eviden’s Qaptiva platform. This will allow end users […]
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