Category: Quantum Industry - Page 14
UT Dallas Summit Showcases Texas’s Quantum Hub Push
Texas will make its case as a quantum hub, when UT Dallas hosts the Texas Quantum Summit on August 13...
QuiX Ships Alquor 2.0 Photonic Processor for Research Labs
QuiX Quantum has released Alquor 2.0, a rack-mounted photonic processor that swaps a room full of hand-aligned optics for a...
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...
The Quantum Cold War Runs Through a Dilution Fridge
The fridge that cools a superconducting quantum computer to a whisker above absolute zero is made, at industrial scale, by...
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...
How to Break Into Quantum Without a PhD
The quantum industry has a hiring problem, and it isn’t only about finding more physicists with doctorates. Companies building quantum...
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...