Insider Brief Equal1 and Irish Centre for High-End Computing signed a Memorandum of Understanding to deploy a High Performance Computing and Quantum Computing (HPC-QC) in Ireland and Europe The agreement is designed to drive technical […]
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Insider Brief A hybrid classical-quantum approach might boost the accuracy and efficiency of Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis. Detecting Alzheimer’s disease early can potentially improve the quality of life for those suffering from the disorder and their […]
Insider Brief Haiqu announces the release of its new open-source toolkit called Rivet. Rivet empowers developers with flexibility and performance in their quantum computing workflows by significantly reducing transpilation bottlenecks. The software provides the necessary […]
Insider Brief Classiq announced a collaboration with NVIDIA and the BMW Group. The teams will work on solving a complex computational challenge to find the optimal architecture of electrical and mechanical systems. Ultimately, they hope to […]
Insider Brief A team of researchers from Moody’s is partnering with QuEra to find out whether quantum algorithms can help them explore problem areas that are challenging for purely classical approaches, such as storm forecasting. […]
Insider Brief QpiAI has closed its first external investment round, securing $6.5 million in pre-series A funding. Yournest and SIDBI Venture Capital Limited (SVCL) led the round, with participation from a range of other investors. […]
Insider Brief Intel has introduced a millikelvin quantum research control chip, dubbed Pando Tree. The company reports this is the first semiconductor manufacturer to demonstrate the distribution of cryogenic silicon spin qubit control electronics within […]
Insider Brief The UK is well placed to apply its unique expertise and commercial knowhow in key areas of quantum technology that could boost its future economy. The findings are part of a report published […]
Insider Brief IQM Quantum Computers is opening of its first quantum data centre in Munich, Germany. The facility will support industry applications, with plans to place up to 12 quantum computers in the data centre. […]
“We care deeply about the problems that quantum could be able to solve, and as such, we’re interested in finding what would be the use cases where we could apply Quantum when it gets ready,” […]
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