Quantum Effects in Memristive Devices — The MEMQuD Project

Insider Brief: INRiM researchers, in collaboration with several international universities and research institutes, believe memrisistors are promising devices for the realization of new computational architectures emulating functions of a human’s brain, allowing the creation of increasingly efficient computation systems suitable for the development of the entire artificial intelligence sector. The EMPIR MEMQuD project, coordinated by […]
Oxford Quantum Circuits Partners with Cyxtera to Improve Accessibility to Quantum Computers

Insider Brief: Oxford Quantum Circuits and Cyxtera report that customers will soon have access to quantum computing-as-a-service through Cyxtera’s Reading Data Center Campus LHR3. The partnership is labeled a “world’s first” integration of a quantum computer in a colocation data center. OQC will also join the Cyxtera ecosystem of service providers and will have its […]
TQI Exclusive: Lukas Müller, an End-user’s Perspective of Quantum Computing at The BMW Group

End-user Perspective Just like in other technologies, quantum computing (QC) is set to do transformational things for the automotive industry. With potential use cases that include improving route optimization thus reducing traffic congestion and advancing product development for batteries, quantum technology is getting many of the big players in this sector like Volkswagen and Ford […]
Quantinuum Marks Record in Quantum Volume, New Capabilities and Rising Subscribers

Insider Brief Quantinuum President and COO Tony Uttley announced another quantum volume record, hitting 8192. Uttley also reported on arbitrary angle two-qubit gates which is helping the company make strides toward more efficient circuit construction and higher fidelity. The company revealed its had more than 500,000 downloads of its open source TKET software, which company […]
Quantum Matters: A Geopolitical Challenge of Quantum Proportions

Quantum Matters is a column written by Karina Robinson, CEO of Robinson Hambro and Senior Advisor to Multiverse Computing. Karina Robinson is also the Founder of The City Quantum Summit where many of the developments discussed in this piece will be covered. Registration online and in person is free. “Neutrality is not an option,” said […]
Aquarian Space & American Binary Team Up to Bring Telecom Carrier Grade Post-Quantum Encrypted Internet to Solar System

Insider Brief: American Binary has announced that the company is working with Aquarian Space to bring post-quantum encrypted Internet to the Moon and the greater Solar System. The White House and most of the U.S. intelligence community are advocating for everyone in the world to begin upgrading this new encryption. Kevin Kane, CEO at American […]
Caltech-led Research Team Finds Traditional Computers Can Solve Some Quantum Problems

Insider Brief The study describes how machine learning tools, run on classical computers, can be used to make predictions about quantum systems and thus help researchers solve complex chemistry problems. This may be the first mathematical demonstration that classical machine learning can be used to bridge the gap between classical and quantum worlds. The work […]
TQI Exclusive: Gemma Peck, Director of Business Growth at BEIS on The UK National Quantum Strategy

National Strategy Last week’s conference at Quantum.Tech in Twickenham, London was a great opportunity for The Quantum Insider to meet with colleagues, network and find out more about what’s new and exciting in the world of quantum technology. After registering and the welcome address to kick off the two-day event, Gemma Peck — the Director of Business […]
QuiX Quantum Wins €14 Million Contract With German Aerospace Center to Build a Universal Quantum Computer

Insider Brief QuiX Quantum‘s €14 million contract will be used to create a photonic quantum computer prototype for the German Aerospace Center (DLR) as the company takes steps toward building a 64-qubit quantum computer. The device is based on photonics, integrating the existing technologies from their processors with sources, detectors and feedforward to create a […]
New Master in Quantum Communication & Computing Course at the Polytechnic University of Turin, Bringing The Opportunities of Quantum Technologies To a New Generation of Learners

Collaboration A new partnership has been launched between Intesa Sanpaolo and the Polytechnic University of Turin (Politecnico di Torino) for the realization of the Masters in Quantum Communication and Computing. Intesa Sanpaolo and Politecnico di Torino have signed a new implementation protocol for the realization of the second-level Master in Quantum Communication and Computing. The […]