How Can Supercomputers And Quantum Computers Work Together: Scientists Report Dynamic Scheduling Boosts Quantum–HPC Cluster Efficiency
Insider Brief Scientists in Europe have developed and tested new methods to improve how supercomputers and quantum processors share work, aiming to cut waste and speed up results in emerging hybrid computing systems. The study, posted on arXiv, found that “malleability” — or, the ability of software to give up unused computing resources and reclaim […]
Guest Post: Drawing The Lines Between Y2K And Q-Day
Guest Post by Zenia Tata, Board of Advisors As the turn of the century approached in the late 1990s, people worldwide began to panic, believing their computers would stop working, and all their content would be wiped clean. But it wasn’t just people, business, companies, governments; everybody everywhere feared that when the two-digit end of the […]
Quantum Computing Research Facility Launching at Montana State
Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — When Montana State University’s new QCORE facility opens its doors later this month, it will do so with the help of around 60 outside organizations, companies and individuals – including $44.7 million from the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, or AFRL. The 12,600-square-foot scientific facility, located in the EngineWorks building at 2425 […]
Scott Genin, Vice President of Materials Discovery at OTI Lumionics
Yuval’s guest today is Scott Genin, Vice President of Materials Discovery at OTI Lumionics. Scott outlines his role in overseeing materials design and simulation programs, focusing on OLEDs and cathode patterning materials. He highlights OTI’s growth and its strategic integration of quantum-inspired methods due to current limitations in quantum computing. Scott remains optimistic about the […]
MOTH Launches Space Moths – a Quantum Computing-Powered Massively Multiplayer Game Experience
Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — MOTH, a quantum technology company delivering the next era of media, entertainment and creativity, today announced the launch of Space Moths, a first-of-its-kind massively multiplayer online game (MMOG) experience where playable levels are generated on-demand by a quantum computer. Set to be unveiled at Gamescom 2025, Space Moths is developed […]
Amazon Braket Speeds Quantum Research With New Batch Processing Feature
Insider Brief Amazon Web Services has introduced a new capability for its Braket quantum computing service that it says can cut run times by as much as 24-fold for some workloads, potentially lowering costs and producing more consistent results. The feature, called “program sets,” allows researchers to package as many as 100 quantum circuits — […]
QCi Swings to Wider Loss in 2Q 2025, Private Placement Helps Strengthen Balance Sheet
Insider Brief Quantum Computing Inc. reported a sharply wider second-quarter loss as higher operating expenses and a large non-cash charge offset progress in winning new customers across its quantum sensing, cybersecurity and AI efforts. The results, released in the company’s quarterly statement, show a business in early commercial rollout but facing steep costs as it […]
NVIDIA Expands Quantum Error-Correction Toolkit in CUDA-QX 0.4
Insider Brief NVIDIA has added a slate of new tools to its CUDA-QX quantum computing platform aimed at helping researchers tackle one of the biggest barriers to large-scale quantum computers: error correction. The update, announced in the CUDA-QX 0.4 release and discussed in a company blog, includes a generative AI-powered quantum algorithm, a GPU-accelerated tensor […]
Quantum-Safe 360 Alliance Helps Organizations Accelerate PQC Readiness with Industry Expertise and Guidance
Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — The Quantum-Safe 360 Alliance, including members Keyfactor, IBM Consulting, Thales, and Quantinuum, unveiled its first comprehensive guide to help organizations navigate the global transition to post-quantum cryptography (PQC). The white paper marks the formal debut of the Quantum-Safe 360 Alliance, an evolving collective of industry leaders with unparalleled expertise spanning cryptographic design and deployment, […]
China’s Pan Jianwei Team Uses AI to Build Record-Breaking Atom Array
Insider Brief: A team led by Chinese physicist Pan Jianwei used artificial intelligence (AI) to help create an atom-based quantum computing component that dwarfs previous systems in size, raising hopes that neutral-atom machines could one day operate with tens of thousands of qubits. As reported by the South China Morning Post (SCMP), Pan and colleagues […]