Quantum Computing Now Podcast Episode 24 – Amir Naveh and Quantum Volume

Amir (VP of R&D at Classiq, a quantum software startup) and I talk about how Quantum Volume is measured and how we in the public should interpret the results that come from it. While the metric does have some flaws, it’s still a good general-purpose single-number way to compare devices. IBM announces 65 qubit machine: […]

Intel Debuts Second Generation Horse Ridge Cryogenic Quantum Control Chip

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At an Intel Labs virtual event today, Intel unveiled Horse Ridge II, its second-generation cryogenic control chip, marking another milestone in the company’s progress toward overcoming scalability, one of quantum computing’s biggest hurdles. Building on innovations in the first-generation Horse Ridge controller introduced in 2019, Horse Ridge II supports enhanced capabilities and higher levels of […]

Riverlane Releases First Version of Quantum Operating System, Deltaflow.OS

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Riverlane notched the latest milestone in the company’s drive to develop technologies that enable quantum computing with the public release of the first version of Deltaflow.OS; ‘Deltaflow-on-ARTIQ’, according to a story on the Riverlane website. According to the company, the product has been built to enable quantum hardware companies as well as algorithm and app […]

Miraex Wins a CHF 2.8M Innosuisse-Embrapii Project For Integrated Photonic Sensing

This press release was originally published on the Miraex website Miraex wins a CHF 2.8 million Innosuisse-Embrapii project for integrated photonic sensing Bringing Miraex photonic sensing into mass manufacturing by scaling its edge controller co-designing Photonics Integrated Circuit (PIC) with Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) chips. December 1, 2020 Figure. Highly miniaturized edge controller comprising […]