Category: quantumdaily

Insider Brief Quantum Blockchain Technologies has retained Dr. Lov Kumar Grover  as a special consultant to assess the company’s quantum mining algorithm. Grover authored the first quantum algorithm for database searches while he was a […]

Insider Brief Oxford Ionics, a startup solving the critical scalability issues facing the future of quantum computing, has raised £30 million in Series A funding. The company’s processor integrates into semiconductor chips by combining leading […]

PRESS RELEASE — The National Quantum Initiative (NQI) Act became Public Law 115-368 in December 2018 to accelerate American leadership in quantum information science and technology. This is the third Annual Report on the NQI Program, as […]

After a quick launch and rapid ascent in 2021, the quantum industry may not have reached the heights of investment in 2022. However, in many respects, the industry showed hints of maturity and offered signs […]

History of Quantum Computing Efforts in Canada Canada is one of the leading countries when it comes to research and the commercial aspects of quantum computing (QC). According to an article written by Photonic inc.’s […]

Chinese quantum computer developers and scientists may now have access to a laser annealer to increase production of quality quantum chips, according to Global News. The news outlet, based on Chinese media reports, said that […]

Insider Brief University of Pittsburgh Swanson School of Engineering researchers received a $450,000 grant from the Air Force Research Laboratory to develop a quantum-inspired computing program to study turbulence. The researchers will investigate whether quantum-inspired […]

Insider View Theoretical studies predict that significantly richer physics and novel dynamics can be accessed in optomechanical lattices, but reproducing devices experimentally has been a challenge. To approach this challenge, the researchers developed an optomechanical […]

OpenSuperQ For quantum computing (QC) and quantum technology to develop as a sector, collaboration is key. The Quantum Insider’s very own Quantum Intelligence Platform details all of these partnerships. One such example is the OpenSuperQ […]

Israel will add another 115 million skekels — or about $32 million US — for a new quantum computing consortium made up of defense companies and startups, according to the Jewish News Service, or JNS. […]