The first investment was announced by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) with funding of £45 million ($57.7M USD). The funding is broken down into four areas including: £8 million to fund 12 projects exploring quantum […]
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Iberdrola is a large multinational electrical utility company headquartered in Bilbao, Spain with over €53 billion ($58B USD) in revenue in 2022. They are also the biggest producer of wind power and the world’s second electricity […]
Q-CTRL’s Boulder Opal software is designed for quantum hardware developers, experimentalists, and researchers (as opposed to end users) who want to optimize the performance of quantum hardware by characterizing it, designing error robust controls, simulating […]
HRL Laboratories in Malibu, California is another group working on creating qubits using quantum dot (also known as spin qubit) technology. The have developed a 6 quantum dot, 2 qubit prototype device they call SLEDGE. […]
A photo shows one of Intel’s Tunnel Falls chips on a human finger to display its scale. Silicon spin qubits are up to 1 million times smaller than other qubit types. The Tunnel Falls chip […]
by David Shaw, GQI IBM has announced an exciting new result that lends significant support to those that believe that relatively near-term noisy intermediate scale quantum (NISQ) devices can deliver useful commercial results. This news […]
When we talk with researchers in the quantum community, we see an almost even split on the question of whether a NISQ level machine will be usable for commercial or scientific advantage or whether we […]
Beyond Limits is an enterprise-scale AI company that provides AI based solutions for industries including energy, advanced manufacturing, fintech and healthcare. They are headquartered in Singapore with offices in Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Taipei and Tokyo. […]
Kipu Quantum is a German quantum software company that specializes in developing hardware-specific algorithms for specific use cases. By focusing on these rather than taking a more general approach, they believe they can provide more […]
QuantWare is pursuing a unique business model for the quantum industry somewhat similar to Intel’s approach in providing microprocessor chips to the personal computer industry. Rather than building its own quantum processors and offering a […]
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