Six Months On Microsoft is one of the leading players in the quantum tech ecosystem. You can get a sense of this in an exclusive interview The Quantum Insider had with Krysta Svore — Distinguished Engineer and VP […]
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Insider Brief QuSecure™, Inc. signed a software distribution agreement with Arrow Electronics, Inc. The more than 220,000 commercial and federal channel partners of Arrow Electronics now have access to QuSecure’s QuProtect™ software. QuProtect software uses an […]
Insider Brief Arizona State University’s recent initiatives offer evidence of its commitment to advancing quantum information science and technology. ASU’s recently launched Quantum Collaborative is a nationwide partnership among industry leaders and top academic and […]
Insider Brief Research teams report two experiments showed a marked improvement in computing time requiring a smaller memory footprint using quantum computing techniques. The team adds that the results may help pave the way for […]
Insider Brief The European Patent Organization (EPO) reports that the number of inventions in the field of quantum computing multiplied over the last decade. Roughly one out of ten European patent applications in the field […]
Insider Brief Chalmers University of Technology researchers in Sweden plan to make their quantum computer more widely available. The Chalmers quantum computer now has 25 quantum bits, or qubits, but the target is 100 qubits. […]
Prime Minister’s Announcement As reported by The Quantum Insider yesterday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a $40-million contribution to a Toronto quantum startup Xanadu Quantum Technologies as they work towards building the world’s first fault-free […]
Alain Aspect is a French physicist whose ground-breaking work quantum entanglement later led to the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics, awarded jointly with John Clauser and Anton Zeilinger. Dr. Aspect, in addition to being a […]
Insider Brief PASQAL announced it secured a €100 million equity Series B raise led by new investor Temasek. The round was led by new investor Temasek, and includes other news investors the European Innovation Council […]
Insider Brief Canada will invest $40 million to enable the Toronto-based Canadian quantum computing company Xanadu Quantum Technologies Inc. Xanadu’s goal is to build and commercialize the world’s first photonic-based, fault-tolerant quantum computer. Critical Quote: […]
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