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QTREX and Northeastern Partner on Cryogenic Quantum Interconnects
QTREX has started a research collaboration with Northeastern University on a quiet problem in quantum computing, how to wire the...
Quantum X Labs Tests AI Error-Correction Decoder on NVIDIA GPUs
Quantum X Labs says its AI-based error-correction decoder beat the standard classical one in tests, though only in simulation. The...
Quantum Materials Engineering: The Atoms Behind Every Qubit
Quantum computing gets described as a race to build better qubits. That framing hides the harder problem. Under every qubit...
IBM to Acquire HRL Labs for Silicon Spin-Qubit Expertise
IBM has agreed to buy HRL Laboratories, a research lab jointly owned by Boeing and General Motors, to add silicon-spin-qubit...
Quantum Computing Runs on Helium-3, and Most of It Comes From Old Weapons Stockpiles
Here’s a supply chain nobody puts on a slide. Superconducting quantum computers have to be chilled to a hair above...
Maybell Brings Dilution Refrigerators to New Mexico’s Quantum Lab
Maybell Quantum will install four dilution refrigerators at New Mexico’s Roadrunner Quantum Lab and hire staff in the state. The...
Israel Plans a National Quantum Facility That Backs No Single Technology
Israel is soliciting bids to build a national quantum computing research facility, and it is deliberately declining to pick a...
Mind Success Launches Two Software Tools for Quantum Hardware Developers
Mind Success, a startup based in Saudi Arabia and the United States, has launched two software platforms meant to speed...
A Berkeley Quantum Chip Just Got a 250-Year Assignment: Stay Buried
Somewhere under Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia, sealed since June and not to be reopened until 2276, there is...
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...
