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Sead Fadilpašić is a journalist and content writer who covers blockchain, cybersecurity, privacy, technology, and digital business. His work is featured on a wide range of international publications and technology websites, including Cryptonews and Tom's Hardware. His work focuses on cybersecurity threats, data privacy, emerging technologies, and the broader impact of technology on businesses and consumers. Based in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, he has been reporting on technology-related topics for more than a decade.
Fujitsu Opens Its Quantum Systems to Australian Researchers
Australian researchers are getting access to Fujitsu’s quantum computers, the concrete part of a new three-way agreement. Fujitsu, Monash University,...
Berkeley and QuantrolOx Partner on Industrializing Quantum Computing
UC Berkeley and QuantrolOx have signed a five-year agreement to make quantum computers less of an artisanal craft. The plan...
NTT Backs OptQC’s Aim for a Million-Qubit Optical Computer
NTT is investing in OptQC, a University of Tokyo spinout, to chase a fault-tolerant optical quantum computer with a million...
Japanese Optimization Startup JIJ Raises $5.2 Million
JIJ, a Japanese startup that sells mathematical-optimization software with a quantum angle, has raised about $5.2 million. The round, JPY...
IonQ Puts $15M Into a Chattanooga Quantum Memory Lab
IonQ is putting $15 million over five years into a new Chattanooga lab built around quantum memory, a piece of...
D-Wave and Nasdaq Verafin Test Quantum Against Financial Crime
D-Wave has signed Nasdaq Verafin to test whether quantum annealing can catch financial criminals better than today’s tools. The proof-of-concept...
China Sets Up a National Quantum Standards Committee
China has a new committee writing the rulebook for its quantum industry. It sits under the Ministry of Industry and...
The Navy’s Quantum Lab Focuses on Sensing and Algorithms
The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) has spelled out what its year-old Quantum Science Institute works on, and the list...
NATO Runs a Quantum Summer School on Dual-Use Tech
NATO ran a summer school this year to train the next wave of quantum specialists, focusing on the defense angle....
Atomionics Aims Its Quantum Gravity Sensor at the Ocean
Atomionics wants to map the seabed by reading gravity. The Singapore company has opened a new quantum-sensing hub and is...