Zapata Computing and KAUST Partner to Use Quantum Computing to Design More Fuel Efficient Aircraft, Cars

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Zapata Computing, Inc., the leading enterprise software company for NISQ-based quantum applications, today announced a new partnership with Middle East-based King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) to be a licensed user of Zapata’s Orquestra®, the modular, workflow-based platform for applied quantum computing. KAUST is examining various lines of research to determine how quantum […]

Louisiana State University-Led Researchers Use AI to Improve Quantum Technologies

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Using artificial intelligence for the spatial mode correction of single photons could lead to practical quantum technologies, report a Louisiana State University-led research team. The researchers, who published their findings in a paper featured the March 2021 issue of Advanced Quantum Technologies, the authors exploit the self-learning and self-evolving features of artificial neural networks to […]

“The Power of Light” Coherent For One Silicon Valley Company With An Eye On Quantum 

Image by Oleg Gamulinskiy from Pixabay Scalable, But Practical One of the most exciting areas in quantum research these days is integrated quantum photonics. Why is that? Simply put, it’s the technology’s ability to manufacture and manipulate the single particles of light we call photons in complex optical circuits, creating a situation where integrated photonics becomes […]

UK Company Innovates Sub-Kelvin Cryocoolers Market For Quantum Technologies

Image by Leonhard Niederwimmer from Pixabay Solutions One of the major problems in scaling quantum computers is obstacles in temperature regulation. The reason being is for quantum computers to actually work they need to be kept at cryogenic temperatures. These temperatures are what scientists call “near absolute zero”, which is 1 Kelvin or −272.15° (−457.87°) or […]

University of Innsbruck Releases Breakthrough Research on Light Pulses For Quantum Emitters

A light field with time-dependent frequencies — propagating in a waveguide. Due to self-compression, the pulse addresses individual quantum emitters. Source: University of Innsbruck. Quantum Pop Culture One of the biggest obstacles facing the scientific community working towards a commercial quantum computer is in controlling the properties of quantum phenomena. While we hear (sometimes on a daily basis) […]

QED-C: The American Quantum Industry’s Collective Voice

Image by Yingnan Lu from Pixabay Berners-Lee & Co The definition for the word ‘consortium’ (plural consortia) is a collection of companies that come together to achieve a specific goal. Generally, they tend to come in two forms: business-focused or technology-focused. All major technological sectors have them, and their main goals are to promote, support and educate […]