Riverlane Partners with Atlantic Quantum to Advance Quantum Error Correction on Fluxonium Architecture
Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Riverlane, the global leader in quantum error correction technology and Atlantic Quantum, a leading developer of scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computers, today announced a strategic partnership to work together on quantum error correction. The partnership will combine Riverlane’s quantum error correction (QEC) stack (‘Deltaflow’) and Atlantic Quantum’s superconducting fluxonium-based qubit architecture to advance […]
Hebrew University Researchers Achieve Tenfold Boost in Quantum Coherence Time Using Cross-Correlation Noise Strategy
Researchers have developed a groundbreaking method to enhance quantum technology performance by using the cross-correlation of two noise sources. This strategy significantly extends coherence time, improves control fidelity, and increases sensitivity for high-frequency sensing, addressing key challenges in quantum systems and offering a tenfold increase in stability. This work is published in the journal Physical […]
Quantum Computing at Scale, Classiq’s CEO Nir Minerbi Gives His View
Classiq, a quantum computing software provider, is expanding enterprise use cases through partnerships with NVIDIA, BMW and Citi, using software that abstracts hardware complexities. In a recent interview, Nir Minerbi talked about Classiq’s scalable, end-to-end Quantum Software Platform. Classiq is a leading player in the quantum computing industry, focusing on developing an operating system and […]
Princeton Researchers Visualize Scarce Boundary States of Charge Density Waves in Topological Material
Researchers at Princeton University and global collaborators have visualized the boundary modes of charge density waves (CDWs) in the topological material Ta2Se8I, as published in Nature Physics. Charge density waves are periodic modulations of electronic charge and lattice distortions found in materials like high-temperature superconductors. Despite extensive research, experimental observations of boundary states from CDWs […]
Quantonation Invests in Pioniq Technologies to Develop Quantum Materials For Energy Storage Technologies
Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Quantonation, the leading early-stage investment fund dedicated to quantum technologies, is pleased to announce an investment through its fund Quantonation II in Pioniq Technologies, a Paris-based ESPCI and CNRS spin-off. Following years of research in the science of quantum materials, Pioniq introduces a novel class of lithium-free, cobalt-free, and nickel-free […]
DARPA Plans To Establish Quantum-Testing Facility in Chicago with $140 Million Investment
Insider Brief Chicago may have ended up the second city in a competition to serve as a federal quantum hub, but other federal agencies are lining up to use its big shoulders — and big brains — to build a multimillion dollar quantum facility, the city’s business media are reporting. Crain’s Chicago Business reports that […]
Winding Down Under: Microsoft Shuts Down Quantum Research in Australia, Relocates to US
Insider Brief Following a fruitful research partnership in Australia, Microsoft is winding down its quantum collaboration with the University of Sydney. Microsoft announced the company is closing its quantum computing research facility in Australia, ending its seven-year quantum partnership with the University of Sydney, according to a story in Information Age. This decision also suggests […]
QC Design Selected For EIC Accelerator Program, Secures €4 Million in Funding
Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — QC Design, a leader in quantum design automation software, has been selected for the prestigious Accelerator program by the European Innovation Council (EIC) to support the development of its design-automation software and architectures for quantum computing. QC Design’s quantum design-automation software, Plaquette, helps hardware manufacturers develop the most efficient logical […]
Atomically Thin Transducers Could One Day Help Quantum Computers Operate at Warmer Temps
Insider Brief Quantum computers have to be kept cold to function — very cold. These machines generally run at “just a few degrees above absolute zero,” says Yoseob Yoon, assistant professor of mechanical and industrial engineering at Northeastern University. “It’s colder than outer space.” Yoon’s research focuses on “controlling material properties using lasers,” he says. In […]
UC Riverside Team Advances Quantum Computing with Spin Centers for Simulating Magnetic Phases
In a recent paper published in Physical Review B, a UC Riverside-led research team introduced a novel concept for advancing quantum computing. The team proposed a chain of quantum magnetic objects, known as spin centers, that, when exposed to an external magnetic field, can simulate various magnetic phases of matter and the transitions between them. […]