Don’t call it a come back — in a time when everyone thought universities and quantum tech startups would be cutting back, they are still pulling in money and interest. Read about this and quantum time machines, US Air Force going quantum, and more in this edition of The Quantum Weekly.
Spotlight Story: Rigetti lands $8 Million-Plus in DARPA Funding
“Rigetti Computing, a pioneer in hybrid quantum-classical computing systems, received up to $8.6 million from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to develop a full-stack system with proven quantum advantage for solving real world problems, according to a news release.” — The Quantum Daily
Science
Scientists Turn a Quantum Computer into a Time Machine — At least, for a Second… — The Quantum Daily
DARPA’s $2.1 Million Grant to Boost Quantum Algorithm Research at Lehigh University — The Quantum Daily
Kicking Off the Quantum Decade — The Quantum Daily
The Quest to Find the Graviton May Need to Go Quantum — Futurity
Model Simulator Helps Researchers Map Complex Physics Phenomena — Phys.org
Business
The US Air Force Enlists QC Startup, Semicyber, to Develop Data Analytics and Software Services for Mission-critical Challenges — The Quantum Daily
CQC Promotes a Retargetable Compiler for NISQ Devices — The Quantum Daily
Open Source For Quantum Readiness — The Quantum Daily
Indian Start-up QNu Labs Debuts on Global Quantum Computing Stage — Business Standard
Cloud-Based Quantum Computing Shows Increasing Enterprise Interest — CMS Wire
Opinion
Devs: Alex Garland on Tech Company Cults, Quantum Computing, and Determinism — Den of Geek
Jobs
Quantum Research Scientist, Google AI Quantum — Google
Quantum Computing Software Developer — Institut Quantique
Lab Manager and Senior Quantum Engineer — Oxford Quantum Computing
Quantum software engineer– Pasqal
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