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Classiq and Rolls-Royce Evaluate Quantum Computing’s Role in Future CFD Applications
Classiq and Rolls-Royce publish findings on hybrid classical-quantum workflows for CFD applications, demonstrating convergence with approximate quantum solvers.
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DARPA Selects Quandela for Stage A of the Quantum Benchmarking Initiative

Quandela selected by DARPA for Stage A of the Quantum Benchmarking Initiative to advance its spin-photon quantum computing architecture toward utility-scale systems.

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23h·Launch·positive

ORCA Computing and Toyota Tsusho Deploy Quantum System to Enterprise Customer in Japan

ORCA Computing deploys its PT-2 photonic quantum system to an enterprise customer in Japan, with Toyota Tsusho as strategic partner.

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Nord Quantique Names Tobi Day-Hamilton CCO and Angela Olano VP of Marketing

Nord Quantique appoints Tobi Day-Hamilton as Chief Communications Officer and Angela Olano as VP of Marketing.

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1d·Funding·positive

Atom Computing Raises $100M Series C to Accelerate Deployment of Fault-Tolerant, Neutral-Atom Quantum Computers

Atom Computing closes a $100M Series C led by Third Point Ventures and secures a $100M Letter of Intent from the U.S. Department of Commerce.

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1dResearchpositive
DARPA Selects Quandela For Stage A of The Quantum Benchmarking Initiative
Quandela selected for Stage A of DARPA's Quantum Benchmarking Initiative to develop a fault-tolerant, utility-scale quantum computer by 2033.
The Quantum Insider
1dResearchpositive
Phasecraft Wins ARPA-E Award for Quantum Catalyst Discovery Research
Phasecraft wins a $4.5M ARPA-E award to develop quantum algorithms for catalyst discovery in partnership with QuEra, Johnson Matthey, and Harvard University.
The Quantum Insider
1dPartnershippositive
SEEQC Awarded Participation in U.S. CHIPS Act–Backed Microelectronics Commons NORDTECH Quantum R&D Program
SEEQC joins the four-year NORDTECH program to advance scalable superconducting qubit fabrication using 300mm wafers and develop quantum design kits.
The Quantum Insider
1dResearchpositive
Researchers Clear Critical Hurdle For Electron-on-Helium Quantum Computing
EeroQ-led team demonstrates strong coupling between microwave photons and electron motion on superfluid helium, clearing a key hurdle for scalable electron-on-helium quantum computing.
The Quantum Insider
1dResearchneutral
PNNL Discusses How Quantum Computing Could Impact Chemistry Research
PNNL convenes quantum and chemistry experts to identify practical applications and requirements for quantum utility in materials science over the next two years.
The Quantum Insider
1dResearchneutral
Abstract algebra unlocks distinguishable states for quantum systems
Researchers apply abstract algebra techniques to create distinguishable quantum states for sensing, communication, and computing systems.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
2dResearchpositive
Passive quantum error correction doubles qubit lifetime, reaching break-even point
Researchers at UMass Amherst demonstrate passive quantum error correction that doubles qubit lifetime, published in Physical Review X.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
4dResearchneutral
Bidirectional manipulation of gate-free quantum electronic states via semiconductor interface engineering
Researchers demonstrate bidirectional control of electron spatial arrangement in Bi/MoS₂ interfaces without applied voltage via interface engineering, published in Nature Communications.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
5dResearchneutral
Engineering quantum Hall stripes in 2D materials inside electromagnetic cavities
Researchers demonstrate engineering of quantum Hall stripes in 2D materials using electromagnetic cavities to control quantum phases.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
5dResearchneutral
A new kind of entanglement helps quantum sensors tune out noise
Researchers demonstrate a new entanglement technique that improves quantum sensor precision and noise immunity.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
6dResearchneutral
AI helps reveal large-scale quantum effects hidden in stacked atomic sheets
AI helps identify quantum phenomena in layered atomic materials, potentially advancing quantum computing and electronics applications.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
Jun 10Researchpositive
Majorana modes withstand disorder in atomic chains, boosting fault-tolerant quantum computing
Majorana modes in atomic chains remain stable despite disorder, addressing a key challenge for fault-tolerant quantum computing.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
Jun 10Researchpositive
Quantum witness technique reveals spinons in quantum spin liquid candidate
Physicists at University College Cork develop a quantum witness technique to detect spinons in quantum spin liquid candidates, a step toward quantum silicon for quantum computing.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
Jun 9Researchneutral
New buried-growth process enables 2D arrays of position- and orientation-controlled diamond qubits
Researchers at Kanazawa University develop a buried-growth process for creating 2D arrays of nitrogen-vacancy diamond qubits with controlled position and orientation.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
Jun 9Researchneutral
Quantum memory surpasses classical limits for storing unknown quantum operations
Quantum memory systems demonstrate capability to store and retrieve isometry channels, surpassing classical-system performance on quantum operation storage tasks.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
Jun 8Researchpositive
Cloud-tested quantum noise model predicts superconducting qubit errors with sevenfold better accuracy
Johns Hopkins researchers develop a noise-modeling framework for superconducting qubits with sevenfold better accuracy, published in PRX Quantum.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
Jun 8Researchneutral
New cryogenic silicon carbide hardware addresses quantum computing bottleneck
University of Hong Kong researchers publish a Nature Communications paper on cryogenic silicon carbide neuromorphic hardware for quantum computing control electronics.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
Jun 8Researchneutral
Physicists create new family of Schrödinger-cat states
Physicists demonstrate a new family of Schrödinger-cat quantum states, advancing superposition control for quantum computing and precision measurement applications.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
Jun 8Researchneutral
Researchers craft a new, simple recipe for highly entangled quantum states
Researchers develop a simplified method to generate highly entangled quantum states for sensor and computing applications.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
Jun 6Researchpositive
Predictive surrogates could cut quantum computing measurement overhead by more than 99.97%
Researchers demonstrate predictive surrogates could reduce quantum computing measurement overhead by over 99.97%.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
Jun 6Researchneutral
Scientists identify the origin of noise in spin qubit quantum processors
Scientists identify noise sources in spin qubit quantum processors, advancing understanding of quantum dot implementations for error correction.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
Jun 3Researchneutral
Nanomagnets control diamond qubits, pointing to more scalable quantum hardware
Virginia Commonwealth University demonstrates nanomagnet control of diamond qubits as a path toward scalable quantum hardware.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
Jun 3Researchneutral
'Don't scare the cat!' Engineers find smarter way to measure quantum systems
UNSW Sydney engineers demonstrate a measurement approach to reduce errors in quantum computing systems without disrupting quantum states.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
Jun 3Otherneutral
Quantum influencers gather to celebrate London’s role in quantum tech
London Quantum Cluster marks first anniversary with 160+ quantum companies now based in the city, seven of UK's top 10 among them.
Physics World
Jun 2Researchneutral
Researchers Develop Cobalt-Based Material for Quantum Computing Research
University of Osaka researchers develop cobalt-based honeycomb material for quantum computing, offering a cost-effective alternative to rare-earth metals.
The Quantum Insider
Jun 2Researchneutral
European Photonics Firms Target Advance in Quantum Networking
Quantum Optics Jena leads PIC-PAM, a three-year EU-backed project to integrate quantum key distribution functions onto a silicon chip for compact, deployable quantum networking modules.
The Quantum Insider
Jun 2Researchneutral
Finland Launches QScale Project to Advance Quantum Computing Scalability
Finland's QScale project, led by VTT and universities, receives €6.9M to develop optical control and signal technologies for quantum computer scalability.
The Quantum Insider
Jun 2Fundingpositive
Quantinuum Expands IPO as Valuation Climbs Above $14 Billion
Quantinuum raises its IPO to 26.5M shares at $53–$55 each, targeting $1.46B and a $14.3B valuation ahead of Nasdaq debut under ticker QNT.
The Quantum Insider
Jun 2Opinionneutral
The Conversation: Quantum Computers Could Expose Our Digital Secrets – But there are Much Better Reasons to Build them
Academics argue quantum computing's potential benefits outweigh cryptography risks, with defenses already in place against decryption threats.
The Quantum Insider
Jun 2Demoneutral
At Its First NYSE Investor Day, D-Wave Bets on Two Quantum Machines, Not One
D-Wave holds first NYSE investor day, pitching its dual annealing and gate-model quantum strategy to address AI, blockchain, and optimization applications.
The Quantum Insider
Jun 1Otherpositive
D-Wave Unveils Gate-Model Roadmap Targeting 100 Logical Qubits by 2032
D-Wave Quantum unveils a gate-model roadmap targeting 100 logical qubits by 2032, using dual-rail superconducting architecture for error reduction.
HPCwire
Jun 1Demopositive
D-Wave Outlines Superconducting Gate-Model Roadmap Targeting 100 Logical Qubits
D-Wave unveils a superconducting gate-model roadmap targeting 100 logical qubits and fault-tolerant systems by 2032.
Quantum Computing Report
Jun 1Partnershippositive
Fixstars Amplify Adds QUDORA’s Quantum Computers to its Standard Machines
Fixstars Amplify integrates QUDORA's ion-trap quantum computers into its optimization platform, enabling algorithm access via SDK.
The Quantum Insider
May 30Researchneutral
Quantum light gives a 20-fold boost to ultrafast laser processes
Researchers demonstrate quantum light techniques that improve ultrafast laser efficiency 20-fold while avoiding sample damage.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
May 30Execpositive
Who’s News: Strategic Leadership Appointments at Quandela, Zapata Quantum, Imperagen, and EigenQ
Quandela names Cyril Dujardin as COO and undergoes executive restructuring to scale its photonic quantum hardware; Zapata Quantum also makes strategic leadership changes.
Quantum Computing Report
May 30Fundingpositive
Pramatra Space Secures Pre-Seed Capital to Advance Space-Based Quantum Key Distribution Hardware
Pramatra Space closes undisclosed pre-seed funding led by Seafund Ventures for space-based quantum key distribution.
Quantum Computing Report
May 30Researchpositive
Rigetti Simulates Plasma Wave Dispersion on Superconducting Ankaa-3 Processor Using Specialized Error Mitigation
Rigetti Computing demonstrates plasma wave dispersion simulation on its Ankaa-3 processor using error mitigation with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and University of Colorado.
Quantum Computing Report
May 30Demopositive
Quantum Machines Achieves 99.5% Two-Qubit Gate Fidelity Operating Rigetti’s Novera QPU
Quantum Machines demonstrates 99.5% two-qubit gate fidelity operating Rigetti's Novera QPU using its OPX1000 orchestration platform.
Quantum Computing Report
May 30Fundingpositive
UK Quantum Biomedical Hub Secures £902,000 ($1.2 Million USD) Allocation to Develop Clinical Sensing and Imaging Hardware
UK's Q-BIOMED hub receives £902,000 from EPSRC to develop quantum sensing and imaging hardware for clinical applications.
Quantum Computing Report
May 30Otherneutral
University of Tennessee Launches Knoxville Quantum Accelerator to Anchor State Initiative
University of Tennessee launches K-Quantum accelerator as anchor for Tennessee's $43M statewide quantum initiative.
Quantum Computing Report
May 29Partnershippositive
SEALSQ Deepens Strategic Commitment to EeroQ with Additional Investment and Lead Investor Role
SEALSQ invests in and becomes lead investor for EeroQ, a U.S. quantum hardware startup, deepening their technology partnership.
Quantum Computing Report
May 29Researchneutral
Diamond quantum sensor could reveal elusive altermagnets
Diamond quantum sensors could enable detection of altermagnets, a new magnetic material class with potential for faster, more energy-efficient electronics.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
May 29Researchneutral
Topological states emerge in quantum Hall-superconductor devices with multiple channels
Researchers demonstrate topological states in quantum Hall-superconductor devices with multiple channels, advancing fault-tolerant quantum computing foundations.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
May 29Researchneutral
AI-led solutions of Erdős problems spark debate over the future of mathematics
Large language models solve previously intractable Erdős problems, including a 60-year-old conjecture on prime sets and a planar unit distance conjecture, demonstrating new mathematical proof techniques.
Physics World
May 28Researchneutral
Quantum vibronics research points to future energy and computing technologies
UC Riverside researchers advance quantum vibronics understanding for potential solar and quantum computing applications.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
May 28Researchneutral
Cobalt honeycombs open a new path to quantum computing
Researchers demonstrate cobalt honeycomb structures as a cost-effective alternative to rare metals in quantum computing materials.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
May 27Researchneutral
Perfect randomness realized for the first time
Quantum physics researchers demonstrate a method for generating perfect randomness, addressing a long-standing problem in cryptography and random number generation.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
May 27Researchneutral
The strange quantum property of tomorrow's insulator
Researchers at UNIGE observe quantum metric in topological insulators, advancing understanding of quantum materials for superconductivity and data transfer.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
May 27Researchneutral
Quantum teleportation carries microwave states at temperatures up to 4 K, beating classical limit
Researchers demonstrate quantum teleportation of microwave states at 4 K, a step toward large-scale quantum networks.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
May 27Researchneutral
Pushing many-body entanglement to its absolute limit
Researchers advance the theory and construction of absolutely maximally entangled states, solving the quantum version of Euler's 36 officers problem.
Physics World
May 26Researchneutral
New findings shorten the road to cryptographically relevant quantum computers
Google Quantum AI and Oratomic report advances bringing elliptic curve cryptography and RSA encryption within reach of quantum computers sooner than previously expected.
Physics World
May 25Researchneutral
Hydrogen puts quantum wormhole conjecture to the test
A Physical Review Letters study constrains the ER = EPR conjecture using hydrogen atom properties, ruling out certain theoretical predictions.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
May 25Researchneutral
Randomization can improve quantum computer performance in presence of noise
University of New Mexico research finds randomization improves quantum computer performance under noisy conditions.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
May 25Researchneutral
Tuning into quantum sounds: Acoustic devices simplify quantum sensors
Researchers show how acoustic devices can simplify quantum sensor design by leveraging phonon interactions in materials.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
May 23Researchneutral
New bolometer achieves sub-zeptojoule resolution
Aalto University researchers demonstrate a bolometer with sub-zeptojoule energy resolution using proximity superconductivity, enabling single-photon detection for quantum computing applications.
Physics World
May 22Researchneutral
'Designer' superconducting diamond: Researchers uncover path to multi-modality quantum chips
Researchers demonstrate superconducting diamond as a platform for multi-modality quantum chips, advancing hardware fabrication pathways.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
May 22Researchneutral
Superconducting vortices moonlight as controllable qubits, turning a disruption into a resource
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology demonstrates superconducting vortices can function as controllable qubits, converting a known source of disruption into a quantum computing resource.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
May 21Researchneutral
Quantum supremacy just ran into an unexpected rival: An ordinary laptop armed with new math
Researchers at Flatiron Institute and Boston University solve a quantum physics problem on a classical computer using novel mathematical methods, challenging quantum supremacy claims.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
May 21Researchneutral
Molecule-in-a-crystal system could boost quantum computing via chemically engineered qubits
NVision Imaging Technologies researchers demonstrate molecule-in-crystal systems as a more controllable approach to quantum information processing via engineered defects.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
May 20Researchneutral
The quantum key to seeing through chaos
Researchers demonstrate selective transparency for entangled photon pairs through scattering media, opening pathways for quantum-enhanced imaging and communication.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
May 20Researchneutral
Electron beams rearrange atoms in a 3D crystal
Researchers at MIT and Oak Ridge use ultra-precise electron beams to deterministically rearrange atoms in 3D crystal lattices, enabling structures not found in nature.
Physics World
May 20Researchneutral
Limits on communication in quantum measurements
Arthur Dutra and colleagues develop a mathematical framework using semidefinite programs to optimize quantum measurements with limited classical communication.
Physics World
May 19Researchneutral
Laser processes to enable robust, miniaturized beam sources for quantum technology
HiPEQ consortium develops laser-based processes to miniaturize quantum beam sources and grow novel optical insulators, advancing quantum technology hardware.
Phys.org (Quantum Physics)
Apr 30Researchneutral
The weirdness of quantum contextuality is not a bug – it’s a feature
A*STAR and NUS research reveals quantum contextuality underpins error correction, a key requirement for universal quantum computers.
Physics World
Apr 29Researchneutral
Why the Ideal Magnet Remains Out of Reach
Alice & Bob partners with Los Alamos and GE Vernova to use quantum computing to discover rare-earth-free magnets, backed by $3.9M from ARPA-E.
IEEE Spectrum (Computing)
Apr 21Researchpositive
Meta-design: language models generate novel quantum experiments
Researchers at University of Tübingen use language models to design quantum optics setups for novel quantum states, accelerating experimental design discovery.
Physics World
Apr 16Researchneutral
Collisional quantum gates created using fermionic atoms
Researchers in Germany and Switzerland demonstrated collisional quantum gates using fermionic atoms with fidelity above the error-correction threshold.
Physics World
Apr 13Researchpositive
Gauge theory could give quantum error correction a boost
IBM Quantum researchers adapt gauge theory to reduce qubit overhead in fault-tolerant quantum error correction via local checks.
Physics World
Apr 2Researchneutral
Trapped ion quantum technology gets smaller
UCSB and UMass Amherst researchers demonstrate chip-scale photonic platform for trapped-ion quantum control, replacing bulky laser systems.
Physics World
Apr 1Researchneutral
Revealing the magic in hybrid quantum systems
Researchers propose a unified framework to measure quantum magic in hybrid systems combining spins and bosons, relevant to superconducting and trapped-ion quantum processors.
Physics World

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