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Press releases from Quantum Computing industry
As quantum communication, sensing, and computation continue to transition from idea to reality, the second Chicago Quantum Summit at the University of Chicago gathered together more than 120 scientists, engineers, and members of industry from around the world to discuss the latest research and promising paths forward for the field. The summit, which included a public lecture on Oct. 24, followed by the day-long summit program on Oct. 25, contained discussions on the quantum technologies likely...
A Quantum Software Tool for the AQT Ion Trap Quantum Computer Quantum computers promise to solve real-life problems that are beyond the computational powers of classical computers. The computational strength of quantum computers is based on an entirely different set of rules for computation. These different rules of computation also mean that traditional programming languages cannot be used to unleash the power of quantum computers – new programming languages are required. The ion trap quantum...
ORNL Distinguished Scientist Travis Humble has been named as the co-Editor-In-Chief of a new quantum computing journal published by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). Humble will co-edit the new journal, titled ACM Transactions on Quantum Computing, with colleague Mingsheng Ying of University of Technology Sydney. The journal focuses on the theory and practice of quantum computing, a new discipline that applies the principles of quantum mechanics to computation and has enormous...
Quantum computing start-up Q-CTRL today announced the opening of its U.S. headquarters in Los Angeles to serve its growing industrial and academic client base throughout the U.S. Q-CTRL recruiting quantum computing technologists as well as software engineers experienced in AI and machine learning The goal of quantum computing is to leverage the exotic properties of physics found on tiny size scales to execute computations far beyond the reach of today’s fastest computers. Q-CTRL was...
Inside Quantum Technology is looking for speakers for its next quantum technology conference and exhibition to be held on April 2-3, 2020 in New York City. Inside Quantum Technology – New York City (IQT-NYC) is a follow-on to our highly successful 2019 events in the US and Holland in 2019. More details of this event can be found at https://iqtevent.com. We are especially interested in speakers who are currently using or plan to use these quantum technologies for practical purposes in...
Supported by a $1 million National Science Foundation grant, the system will spur research and economic development in electronics, quantum computing and more. University at Buffalo researchers have received a $1 million National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to help fund the purchase of a new 100-kilovolt electron beam lithography (EBL) system. A key addition to UB’s research facilities, the system will provide faculty and students, as well as neighboring higher education institutions and...
It's time — quantum computing is going from something that's theoretical to practical. And it's on its way to having real impact. A new partnership between Microsoft’s Azure Quantum and Honeywell offers another way for organizations across the globe to be introduced to quantum computing. “The era of quantum computing is just beginning, and we are looking forward to bringing that capability to a broader audience,” said Tony Uttley, president of Honeywell Quantum Solutions. Here are three to...
Funding to bring Quantum Computing from Lab to the Enterprise. RBVC joins US$ 55m+ round alongside New Enterprise Associates (NEA), GV, Samsung Catalyst Fund , Mubadala Capital and others IonQ’s trapped-ion approach offers the most promise for making reliable, scalable quantum computing a reality RBVC Managing Director Dr. Ingo Ramesohl: “We are excited to work with one of the most renowned teams in Quantum Computing.” Robert Bosch Venture Capital GmbH (RBVC), the corporate venture capital...
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