Insider Brief Pasqal shares rose 95.2% to $19.11 in the French quantum computing company’s first day of Nasdaq trading. The company went public through a merger with Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp. II that provided approximately $360 […]
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Yuval Boger interviews Michaela Eichinger, a product solutions physicist at Quantum Machines and the author of a widely read quantum computing newsletter. They discuss her transition from academia to industry, her fascination with systems-level views […]
Insider Brief The Government of Canada has signed a CAD $195 million funding agreement with Xanadu to support advanced manufacturing facilities for photonic quantum computing. The investment represents the full federal portion of up to […]
Insider Brief Italy’s Council of State upheld the cancellation of a €61.2 million contract awarded to IBM Italia for Campania’s first quantum computer. The court ruled that the regional government improperly extended the bidding deadline […]
Insider Brief New Mexico has added DARPA’s Quantum Benchmarking Initiative (QBI) Stage C to a state grant program that provides matching funds to companies conducting the work in New Mexico. Companies receiving the match must […]
Insider Brief California awarded $9.7 million to expand quantum workforce training, shared testing capabilities, regional coordination and venture support across Southern California. UCLA will receive about $7.6 million to lead the regional quantum network, while […]
Insider Brief As quantum technology matures into a commercial industry, companies increasingly require a legal layer to manage financing, acquisitions, public listings, intellectual property and government-backed projects. Paul, Weiss, Osler and Cooley accounted for about […]
Insider Brief Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has approved an 8.5-acre Quantum and AI University campus in Amaravati to be established by NIELIT under MeitY. The ₹730.7 crore project will focus on quantum […]
Guest Post by Kyle Okamoto, President of Axe Compute. When people talk about quantum readiness, the conversation often moves quickly to the quantum computer itself. How many qubits will we need? When will fault-tolerant systems […]
Insider Brief Quantum computing hardware approaches vary widely, with superconducting, trapped-ion, photonic, neutral-atom, topological and annealing systems making different engineering trade-offs. Superconducting and trapped-ion systems are among the most commercially developed approaches, while neutral atoms […]
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