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Paris – April 23, 2024 – Neutral atom quantum computing company Pasqal and Welinq, a quantum networking company, today announced a partnership [...]

Espoo, Finland, 20th February 2024 – IQM Quantum Computers  announced it has achieved its latest benchmarks measured on its 20-qubit quantum [...]

IBMs Quantum Summit 2023 showcased an energized company that feels like its opening up the doors towards a quantum-centric supercomputing era. That vision is built on the companys new Quantum Processing Unit, Heron, which showcases scalable quantum utility at a 133-qubit count, and already offers things that are beyond what any feasible classical system would. Breakthroughs and a revised understanding of its own roadmap have led IBM to present its quantum vision in two different roadmaps, priori...

A Chinese company specializing in quantum computing technologies, SpinQ, claims to have become the first Chinese company to ship quantum processing technologies outside of mainland China. Based on superconducting qubits, SpinQs "Shaowei" Quantum Processing Unit (QPU) wont break quantum volume records anytime soon, but it should provide a way for otherwise-impeded global players to start tinkering with quantum processing.

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IQM Quantum Computers (IQM), a global leader in building quantum computers, today announced a collaboration with NVIDIA to advance future hybrid quantum applications through NVIDIA CUDA Quantum, an open-source platform for integrating and programming quantum processing units in one system.

Paris, France – November 13, 2023 – Eviden, the Atos Group business leading advanced computing today announces significant enhancements to its recently launched quantum offering, QaptivaTM,...

Nu Quantum, the Cambridge-based quantum networking company, has raised £7M in a pre-series A round. The round is led by Amadeus Capital Partners,

Nu Quantum, the Cambridge-based quantum networking company, has announced that it has raised £7m in a pre-series A round.

Messenger qubits were made to traverse the depths of the Irish Sea, carrying information between England and Ireland, showcasing how existing infrastructure is already compatible with unhackable communications.