Boston based neutral atom quantum processor company QuEra will be partnering with the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), and Sejong City to build infrastructure and R&D capabilities for the quantum computing industry […]
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Qblox is a Dutch manufacturer of control electronics units that provide the controls to the qubits in a quantum computer. ScalinQ is a manufacturer of cryogenic hardware components that quantum processor engineers need to use […]
By Carolyn Mathas There’s a dramatic increase in global demand for lithium-ion batteries, however it’s combined with rising costs and dwindling materials. Predicting lithium-ion battery performance and degradation has been an ongoing challenge given the […]
Riverlane’s Quantum Error Decode Chip. Credit: Riverlane We’ve talked in these pages about technology that is used at what we call the “Mid-Stack”. This includes the control electronics to control the qubits and the software […]
D-Wave has announced some early results from a test chip it has developed to characterize the fluxonium superconducting qubits it plans on using. D-Wave has taken a different path from some of the other superconducting […]
Strangeworks has added another partner to their quantum syndicate of hardware, software, and service providers. This new one is Quantagonia, a German software company that specializes in providing optimization solutions for customers through their HybridSolver. […]
In June of this year, Xanadu released version 0.31 of its Pennylane quantum programming platform which had a new feature that supports multi-node/multi-GPU calculations. This capability requires explicit installation of the NVIDIA cuQuantum SDK but when […]
Conceptual Diagram Showing How Superstaq Can Make Applications Viable on a Given Set of Hardware, Credit: Infleqtion Superstaq was originally announced in September 2021, by Super.tech, a quantum software spinout from the University of Chicago […]
Photograph of Qubit Chip Designed and Fabricated by ConScience. Credit ConScience AB ConScience AB is a company based in Gothenburg, Sweden that operates a state-of-the-art cleanroom laboratory and provides foundry services in micro and nanofabrication […]
Will Oliver, a professor at MIT, and Steve Suarez, an innovation advisor and CEO of HorizonX Consulting. are interviewed by Yuval Boger. Will elaborates on the challenges and opportunities in quantum computing, particularly the need […]
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