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Pasqal is working hard to expand its enterprise customer base. They recently disclosed they are already working with Johnson & Johnson, LG, Airbus, BMW Group, EDF, Thales, MBDA and Credit Agricole CIB. And now they […]

The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) has issued a “Dear Colleague Letter” offering supplemental funding for currently active NSF awards to support quantum research using quantum cloud resources available from IBM Quantum, Microsoft Quantum, and Amazon […]

The Quantum Startup Foundry’s Pre-TraQtion Program draws entrepreneurs who are building Quantum-focused ventures and are looking for grant funding. The Pre-TraQtion Program is ideally valuable for early stage founders looking to commercialize their technology, build […]

We had reported yesterday about Xanadu’s 216 squeezed-state qubit photonic processor and mentioned that it would be integrated with the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Braket service soon. Well, in this case soon meant one day. […]

Nvidia has disclosed that Menten AI is using its cuQuantum’s tensor network library to simulate protein interactions and optimize new drug molecules. Like many quantum early adopters, Menten AI is investigating the use of quantum […]

QuantWare is collaborating with another subsystem supplier. In May, we reported on a partnership between QuantWare and QuantrolOx to provide machine learning based qubit control software for QuantWare’s superconducting processor chips. This time they are […]

The funds will support three different programs over a period of about 3.5 years. The first is the National Quantum Computing Hub (NQCH) which will develop quantum computing hardware and middleware, host a quantum computing […]

Xanadu, a Toronto based quantum computing startup, has released their Borealis processor and has made it available on the Xanadu Cloud. They will also make it available soon on the Amazon Braket cloud service. In […]

The quantum processor that has been installed by Quantum Brillance at the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre is a small processor primary intended for to test how it can be integrated within a hybrid classical/quantum architecture as […]

HPCQS is a European consortium funded by the European High-Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (JU) to integrate two 100 qubit quantum simulators to two existing European Tier-0 supercomputers and provide cloud access to public and private […]