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Maryland-based Quantum Catalyzer Launches to Create Quantum Tech Start-ups

PRESS RELEASE — A new company in the heart of Maryland’s research corridor, Quantum Catalyzer (Q-Cat), is on a mission — to create and grow successful quantum technology start-ups. “Today, there is no easy path to transition quantum technologies from academic labs into the real world. Q-Cat will change that by lowering the barriers to […]

TQI Exclusive: Interview With Maksym Sich of Aegiq

New Funding Round Fresh off a round that topped up Aegiq’s funding to $4.9 million, not days before, The Quantum Insider sat down for a chat with the company’s CEO Maksym Sich at The Economist’s Commercialising Quantum conference. A University of Sheffield spinoff that he co-founded along with Andrii Iamshanov and Scott Dufferwiel, Aegiq’s quantum photonics […]

PsiQuantum Backs Initiative to Use Quantum Computer to Develop Climate Technologies

PRESS RELEASE – PsiQuantum today at Davos announced Qlimate, a new subsidiary of the company. Qlimate is a quantum computing net zero initiative that builds partnerships to develop and scale decarbonization technology breakthroughs. Demand for the world’s first utility-scale quantum computers will be extreme. Anticipating this scarcity, PsiQuantum has committed substantial hardware capacity to Qlimate. […]

Researchers Teleport Quantum Information Across Quantum Network

UNIVERSITY RESEARCH NEWS — Researchers in Delft have succeeded in teleporting quantum information across a rudimentary network. This first of its kind is an important step towards a future quantum internet. This breakthrough was made possible by a greatly improved quantum memory and enhanced quality of the quantum links between the three nodes of the […]

European Researchers Take a Step Closer to Universal Gates in Quantum Computers

UNIVERSITY RESEARCH NEWS — In modern computers errors during processing and storage of information have become a rarity due to high-quality fabrication. However, for critical applications, where even single errors can have serious effects, error correction mechanisms based on redundancy of the processed data are still used. Quantum computers are inherently much more susceptible to disturbances […]

Women of Quantum: Dr. Helena Liebelt of DIT, Intel, and SheQuantum

The Deggendorf Institute of Technology (DIT) is trying to do what no other university has done, offer an M.Sc. degree in quantum computing. Leading this master’s program is DIT professor Dr. Helena Liebelt. With over 15 years working in high-performance computing (HPC) at Intel, Liebelt is excited by the possibilities of this program. “I’m a […]

What Is Quantum Cryptography? A Look at Quantum Threats And Quantum Solutions

What is quantum cryptography? The short answer is that quantum cryptography is simply a field that studies how quantum computers could affect the ability to store and secure data. What is Quantum Cryptography — Background The computational power of quantum devices is a double-edge sword in the field of cryptography. Quantum computers are both a […]

Top 35 Open Source Quantum Computing Tools [2024]

To do a job properly, you need the right tools for the job — that’s a given in area profession you can think of. And in the Quantum Computing (QC) industry is no different. For this emerging sector to grow as a community, one aspect which must develop is in the area of open-source quantum computing tools […]

QuantWare and QuantrolOx Partner to Speed up Development of Open-architecture Quantum Computers

PRESS RELEASE — QuantWare, a leading provider of superconducting Quantum Processors, and QuantrolOx, a leading developer of Machine Learning Based qubit control software today announced a partnership to speed up the development of open-architecture quantum computers. This partnership combines the unique automated machine learning based control software from QuantrolOx with QuantWare’s scalable, affordable and customizable […]

What Defines Quantum Computing Startups and Why is this Important?

With hundreds of quantum computing companies working to build the next generation of technology, it’s no surprise to see the industry continue to grow. Part of this growth comes from the many quantum computing startups that are emerging from around the globe. While a majority of these come from academia or research institutions, they all […]