Horizon Quantum Computing Host Interview With John Preskill & Dave Bacon on Quantum Fault Tolerance
Fault Tolerance In a QuTech blog post published this year, quantum fault tolerance “means that errors on a single or a few operations — for example any one of the physical qubits inadvertently flipping its state — should not corrupt the information encoded in the logical qubits. Such fault tolerance enables reliable computation with noisy components and is the […]
Quside Raises ‘Seven Figure’ Series A Round Led by Trumpf Ventures, Bullnet Capital
Insider Brief Quside reports that the company secured a seven-digit Series A investment from a group of leading deep-tech investors. Quside is considered a leader in advanced randomness solutions for cryptography and high-performance computation. Investors include: Trumpf Ventures, the investment branch of Trumpf, a world-leading industrial manufacturer of photonic components; Bullnet Capital, an experienced deep […]
TQI Exclusive: Quantropi CEO James Nguyen Says Values Beat at The Heart of Quantropi’s Culture, Mission and Technology
Competing in the emerging quantum security space requires a deep understanding of science and technology. The team from Quantropi say their company is certainly built around a dedicated, holistic approach to quantum cybersecurity science and technology. But that sense of holism doesn’t end there. It starts there. James Nguyen, Quantropi CEO and co-founder, said in […]
Tool May Help Quantum Circuit Developers Handwrite, Sketch Out Code
Insider Brief Tool lets users of computational, digital notebooks open drawing canvases and handwrite diagrams within lines of traditional, digitized computer code. Researchers used deep learning model that allows the interface t0 bridge handwritten and textual programming contexts. The team published “Notational Programming for Notebook Environments: A Case Study with Quantum Circuits” at the 35th […]
TQI @ Puzzle X™ 2022: Henning Soller, “Quantum 2.0 Keynote
Million-dollar Grants A Partner with McKinsey & Co, a global management consulting firm, Henning Soller was invited to Puzzle X™ for a keynote on Quantum 2.0. With experience advising and serving banks throughout Europe and the Middle East on their large-scale IT and data transformations, Soller’s knowledge in quantum computing and its industrial applications — clearly evident […]
Quantware Launches Foundry Services For Superconducting Chips
Insider Brief: QuantWare, the leading provider of large-scale superconducting quantum processors, has launched Foundry Services of quantum hardware to fuel innovation in the quantum computing industry. QuantWare aims to lower the hurdle to enter into the quantum computing space by offering its excess fabrication capacity to third parties. Matthijs Rijlaarsdam, Co-Founder and CEO of QuantWare, […]
Quantum Delta NL Opens The First ‘House of Quantum’
Insider Brief: Quantum Delta NL (QDNL) has opened the first location of the House of Quantum, in Delft. The House of Quantum is to become the world’s first national quantum campus consisting of several multi-tenant buildings for quantum companies across the Netherlands. The House of Quantum offers memberships to local and international companies, investors and […]
QNLP at The Beeb — Quantinuum, BBC Join Consortium to Explore Real-World Uses for Quantum Natural Language Processing
Quantinuum, the University College London (UCL) and the BBC are exploring how quantum natural language processing could be used in industry, such as how media giants might use the technology, reports Advanced Television. Consortium members Quantinuum’s chief scientist Professor Bob Coecke, head of artificial intelligence Professor Stephen Clark and Professor Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh of UCL Computer […]
Researchers Transport Two-Photon Quantum States of Light Through Fiber
Insider Brief Researchers successfully demonstrate the transport of two-photon quantum states of light through a phase-separated Anderson localization optical fibre (PSF). The research shows new ways to use the full potential of fibers by examining their inner structure and applying new approaches to signal generation and transmission. The approach could lead to world applications in […]
Number of China’s Quantum Patent Applications Increases Nearly Six Times in Two Years
The number of China’s quantum patent applications has jumped nearly six times in two years, according to The China Daily. The newspaper reports that the number of these applications submitted by Chinese companies grew from 137 in September 2020 to 804 by October 2022. The paper reports that this is a considerable surge that matches […]