Category: Quantum Industry - Page 19
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...
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...
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....
SEALSQ Takes Miraex’s Quantum Interconnect Tech Commercial
SEALSQ says it’s begun commercial activities for the quantum photonics technology of Miraex, the Swiss startup it acquired outright in...
IBM’s Trillion-Dollar Quantum Forecast Comes With Fine Print
Arvind Krishna went on CNBC this week and gave quantum computing a price tag. IBM’s CEO said the technology will...
EY Adds an On-Site Quantum Computer, Names No Machine
EY says it’s installing an on-site quantum computer, led by its Canadian arm, as part of a global investment of...
GlobalFoundries Nears $300M CHIPS Award for Silicon Photonics
GlobalFoundries has signed a letter of intent for a potential $300 million CHIPS R&D award to expand U.S. silicon photonics,...
Israel Plans a Quantum Center to Integrate Components
Israel’s innovation agency is planning a national quantum R&D center built around a specific choice, to integrate and benchmark other...