The Quantum Weekly: Good Books for the Quantum Curious

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Begin that quantum book collections, millions of VC pounds and dollars make their way to quantum technologies, a “Nu” quantum startup and more in this edition of The Quantum Weekly.

 

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“The books listed below, which I have read in their entirety, were all a challenge bar one. They span the theoretical implications of quantum computing to programming, with smatterings of the history in the space, too. They are also recent offerings published in either 2018 or 2019) with the exception of Scott Aaronson’s book, as I thought such a disruptive industry as QC needs publications as up to date as possible.” — The Quantum Daily. 

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Science and Technology

Quantum Programming 101: Z Gate with Code — The Quantum Daily 

Going through The IBM Quantum Challenge — The Quantum Daily 

‘Milestone’ Evidence for Anyons, a Third Kingdom of Particles — Quanta Magazine 

Quantum Computing Engaged to Discover Possible COVID-19 Treatments — SciTech Daily

Stresses and Flows in Ultra-Cold Superfluids — Science Daily

Business

Quantum Motion Technologies Locks in £8.0 million in Series A Investment — The Quantum Daily

Entropica Labs Lands $1.8 Million in Venture Funding — The Quantum Daily

IonQ CEO: Strong AI Will Likely Be Quantum AI, Dammit — The Quantum Daily

Archer Materials joins global IBM Q Network — The Quantum Daily

A New Look Into Quantum Computing Startup Nu Quantum — The Quantum Daily 


Culture

Between God and Science in the Surreal Silicon Valley of ‘Devs’ — The Nation


Jobs

Platform Engineer – Tech lead — Riverlane

QKD Researcher — QEYnet

Director of Research, Quantum Computing Software for Finance — QuantFi 

Applied Quantum Computing Scientist — BI X GmbH at Boehringer Ingelheim

Post-Doctoral Research Position in Superconducting Qubits and Circuit QED — Aalto University

Doctoral candidate position in superconducting qubits and circuit QED — Aalto University

SoC Prototyping Engineer — Riverlane

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IBM
InvestorUnited States · 10001+ FTEs

IBM is an iconic technology pioneer founded in 1911 as the Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company and officially renamed International Business Machines Corporation in 1924. Beyond foundational computing, IBM possesses a deep legacy in aerospace and defense from building the guidance computers and Instrument Unit for NASA's historic Apollo missions to partnering with Airbus on CIMON, the first AI assistant on the ISS.

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Quantum Motion
CompanyUnited Kingdom · 11-50 FTEs

Quantum Motion is a quantum computing company focused on developing scalable quantum computing technologies. They aim to create quantum computing architectures using a silicon-based platform with a CMOS-compatible process, leveraging established semiconductor fabrication techniques to achieve practicality and scalability.

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IonQ
InvestorUnited States · 1001-5000 FTEs

IonQ is a developer in trapped ion quantum computing founded in 2015 that actively applies its technology to the aerospace and defense sectors. The company empowers satellite-based quantum networks and quantum enabled drones to improve positioning, navigation, and timing resilience in GPS denied environments, and collaborates with industry leaders like Airbus to optimize aircraft loading.

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Nu Quantum
CompanyUnited Kingdom · 51-100 FTEs

Nu Quantum develops Entanglement Fabric and Quantum Networking Units to interconnect discrete processing cores. Founded in 2018 as a Cambridge University spinout, the company's hardware enables secure quantum networks suitable for aerospace, aviation, and satellite telecommunications, facilitating distributed quantum computing.

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