Mesa Quantum, a quantum sensing startup, has secured $3.7 million in seed funding led by J2 Ventures, with participation from SOSV. This funding will support Mesa Quantum in building a new R&D facility, hiring top […]
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By Amara Graps The most astonishing feature of the quantum computing field to newcomers is the variety of methods (‘modalities’) to make a qubit. With the state-of-the-art today, what evidence, if any, is there for […]
The U.S. Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) has published a set of interim final rules for export controls on critical technologies including Quantum Computing Items, Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment, Gate All-Around Field-Effect […]
By Amara Graps 45+ years ago, the availability of Apple I, II, Commodore, Kim and other personal computers, inspired a generation of hobbyists, who relished accessing the computer’s 6502 chip. I worked in a group […]
Although many organizations will be able to implement the new NIST PQC algorithms in software using their existing computers, other applications, particularly small IoT (Internet of Things) devices may need a dedicated chip for this […]
by Amara Graps Cancer Use Cases For social impact, there is no greater human health challenge than cancer, for Use Cases of today’s quantum technology. Solving cancer is a multidisciplinary grand challenge for the past […]
Quantum Brilliance (QB) has announced a strategic collaboration with Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) to integrate QB’s diamond-based quantum accelerators with ORNL’s high-performance computing (HPC) systems. This partnership aims to advance parallel and hybrid quantum […]
SDT, South Korea’s sole quantum computing company, has secured a 10 billion won ($7.47M USD) pre-IPO investment from Shinhan Venture Investment, aiming to raise a total of 20 billion won. The remaining funds are expected […]
by Amara Graps Health became a number one global issue during the height of the pandemic, with covid-19 becoming the most studied disease in human history (438,953 publications as of August 28, 2024). Human health […]
Researchers at the Duke Quantum Center are spearheading an effort to develop a 256-qubit quantum computer, a system that could significantly outperform classical computers in scientific applications. The project, named Quantum Advantage-Class Trapped Ion system […]
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