Quantum Tech

Qunova Computing announced its HI-VQE algorithm is now available to the IBM Quantum Network through IBM’s Qiskit Functions Catalog.

Quantum sensors offer dramatically increased sensitivity compared to their classical incumbents or even enable new sensing capabilities altogether. Multiple industries are expected to benefit from quantum sensing innovations, including atomic clocks, quantum magnetometers, quantum gyroscopes, and more.

The Centre Nanoelectronic Technologies (CNT) at Fraunhofer IPMS has recently acquired new cryostats for the research on qubits and the qualification of superconducting systems.

The University of Oxford research group led by OQC CSO Dr. Peter Leek recently announced research demonstrating a fundamental speed-up of the controlled Z-gate in super-conducting qubits, reaching a fidelity of 99.8% in only 25ns.

Has NVIDIA been biding its time in the quantum field, only to now swoop in and take control of this exciting industry?

ULVAC has announced that they are developing a next-generation dilution refrigerator for quantum computers with input from IBM.

As international competition escalates, a new whitepaper calls on the EU to invest in combining quantum computing and artificial intelligence to generate economic benefits and strengthen Europe’s position as a prominent global player in emerging deep technologies.

TreQ has announced the launch of the Compass SG25B to break down the barriers to quantum innovation.

Time, motion, gravity, electric and magnetic fields, current, and light are the main phenomena that quantum sensors are concerned with measuring - and on the smallest possible scale. IDTechEx's report, "Quantum Sensors Market 2025-2045: Technology, Trends, Players, Forecasts" provides an in-depth analysis of the technology by type and application, forecasting the quantum sensor market to reach $2.2 billion in 2045, with a compound annual growth r...

In the last few months, three of the world's largest tech giants made waves with their announcements in quantum computing. But what will the impact of Microsoft's Majorana 1, Google's Willow, and Amazon's Ocelot be once the dust has settled, and is it just big tech making strides in developing quantum computers?