Rigetti’s 84-qubit Ankaa-3 System. Credit Rigetti Computing Rigetti Computing has launched its latest quantum computer, the 84-qubit Ankaa-3, marking a significant milestone in superconducting quantum computing. Featuring a broad hardware redesign, the Ankaa-3 system achieves […]
Quantum chips with shuttle tracks (picture above) can be manufactured industrially on 200 mm silicon wafers.Credit:: Jülich Research Center The Jülich Research Center has partnered with ARQUE Systems to integrate a cutting-edge quantum computer into […]
Since the first Quantum Computing Report (QCR) articles were published in August of 2015, we have posted over 2400 articles that cover all aspects of quantum technology, the quantum market, and the quantum ecosystem. So, […]
The Unitary Fund has released the results of its annual Quantum Open Source Survey (QOSS). It contains responses collected from over 1100 respondents around the world during the survey’s open period from September 16 to […]
2024 has seen an unprecedented wave of quantum computing roadmaps, with thirteen players either announcing new development paths or significantly updating existing ones. Never before has the industry seen such a concentrated period of concrete […]
Figure 1: Evolution of quantum computing on-premise deployments from 2016 to 2024, showing both annual and cumulative numbers of installations. The pie charts illustrate the shift in deployment models between the early period (2016-2022, left) […]
BlueQubit, a quantum software startup based in San Francisco, has raised $10 million in a seed funding round led by Nyca Partners, with participation from Restive, Chaac Ventures, NKM Capital, Presto Tech Horizons, BigStory, Untapped […]
A Quantum Guide for the Fortune 500 Overview What does it take to persuade the biggest companies in the world to start exploring quantum technology? Twenty years in deep tech consulting is a great place […]
Planckian, a quantum technology innovator based in Pisa, Italy, has introduced a new superconducting quantum chip architecture designed to address the critical wiring challenges impeding quantum computer scalability. This “conveyor-belt” architecture employs shared control lines […]
MITRE and Montana State University (MSU) are jointly addressing U.S. dependence on Chinese sources for rare earth elements critical to quantum technologies. Through artificial intelligence and density functional theory, they aim to catalog alternative materials […]
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