Photo: AQT researcher Noah Goss supporting testbed user projects. (Credit Akel Hashim/Berkeley Lab) By Monica Hernandez The Advanced Quantum Testbed announces 2nd open call for new user project proposals since the inauguration of its user […]
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Multiple heads are better than one in real world calculations. Now, a team of University of Maryland-led quantum engineers report that multiple qubits may be better than one when it comes to error-corrections. In what’s […]
Image by David Mark from Pixabay Continuing on from the last post on Scientific Advisors Shaping Quantum 2.0 For Industry, here’s Part 3 of the series, Advisors: 43–63 *All data correct as of late August 2021 […]
Following close on the heels of IonQ’s public listing, Rigetti announced today that they are going public through a Special Purpose Acquisition Company, or SPAC. In a company announcement, the pioneer in full-stack quantum computing […]
PRESS RELEASE — Countering the growing threat to traditional network security from quantum computing, BT and Toshiba announced that the two companies will build and trial what may be the world’s first commercially available quantum-secured […]
PRESS RELEASE — Equal1 Laboratories (Equal1), the silicon quantum computing company, announced btov Industrial Technologies has joined Atlantic Bridge and other Equal1 investors in a multimillion Euro funding round. The €6 million in new seed […]
The Biden administration held a conference today focused on quantum technologies as the U.S. government works to head off hacking threats and corner a burgeoning growth industry, Reuters is reporting. The White House’s Office of […]
D-Wave Systems Inc. announced that they are starting a project to develop the industry’s first scalable and practical error-corrected gate-model computing system, according to press materials provided by the company. It’s one of several initiatives […]
Quantum computing has captured the imagination of many corporate executives. By promising to solve problems that could not be reasonably solved with classical computers, the right combination of quantum hardware and software can deliver competitive […]
Australian financial media are reporting that Archer Materials are looking for $15 million to develop its quantum computing chip and to expand into the U.S. The Market Herald is reporting that the company will issue […]
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