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Pasqal’s $2 Billion SPAC Deal Clears Its SEC Review
The French quantum company Pasqal has cleared a procedural hurdle on its way to going public, and the SEC has...
Neutral-Atom Researchers Just Raised the Bar on What Counts as a Quantum Win
For years, every quantum company published its own roadmap. This one’s different, because it belongs to the whole field, and...
Taiyi Quantum Raises $42 Million for Ytterbium Neutral-Atom Computers
Taiyi Quantum, a Shanghai startup building quantum computers from ytterbium atoms, has raised about $42 million. Co-leading the Pre-A round,...
QPerfect Builds a Digital Twin of France’s Public Quantum Machine
QPerfect, a subsidiary of BTQ Technologies, is building a software replica of a French quantum computer before the completion of...
Shanghai Startup Shows a Rack-Mounted Quantum Computer at WAIC
A Shanghai startup has shown a neutral-atom quantum computer built to fit inside a standard data center rack, according to...
Toyota and a Government Fund Back Japan’s Yaqumo in Quantum First
Yaqumo, a Japanese startup building neutral-atom quantum computers, has raised a seed extension funding round from JIC Venture Growth Investments...
Your Fault-Tolerance Numbers Might Be Off by 10x, and the Simulator Won’t Say So
Here’s an uncomfortable possibility for anyone building a fault-tolerant quantum computer. The simulation telling you you’re below threshold might be...
Pasqal Powers Saudi Arabia’s First Quantum Computer Before Going Public
Pasqal has switched on Saudi Arabia’s first quantum computer, a 200-qubit machine installed at Aramco’s data center in Dhahran. The...