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Press releases from Quantum Computing industry
It’s a cold truth about quantum computing: To operate, the leading types of processing units that could lie at the heart of quantum computers must be maintained below a chilling 15 millikelvins, or minus 459 degrees Fahrenheit, close to absolute zero. And to be useful, the electronics that process and read the data have to be nearly as cold. Leaders in quantum science converged this summer at Fermilab for the world’s first workshop on cryogenic electronics for quantum systems. As these fields...
Aliro Technologies, a software company that commercializes technologies making today's quantum hardware more accessible, today announced its seed fundraise of $2.7 million having spun out of Narang Lab, Harvard University's Quantum Information Science Lab. Leading investors in this seed round include Flybridge Capital Partners, Crosslink Capital, and Samsung NEXT, among others. Aliro intends to "democratize" quantum computing by commercializing new software technologies that make today's...
Earlier this month, the draft recommendation “Quantum noise random number generator architec- ture” was consented as an international standard during ITU-T (1) meeting in Geneva, Switzerland. ID Quantique was one the main actors of this success. Today’s cryptography relies on sequences of random numbers. Pseudo random number generators currently in use seem to provide random bit sequences, but actually these bit sequences have certain patterns, so there is a risk of being hacked. The...
CDL Quantum will provide IBM Q Experience and Qiskit education as part of its robust set of resources for founders to launch and scale a startup. IBM Q to support CDL Quantum startups’ IBM Q Experience education The Creative Destruction Lab (CDL) at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management is pleased to announce a technology collaboration with IBM Q™ to drive quantum education opportunities with members of the Ventures in CDL’s Quantum Incubator Stream. As part of this...
University of Arizona engineers are using soundwaves to search through big data with more stability and ease. Human beings create a lot of data in the digital age – whether it’s through everyday items like social media posts, emails and Google searches, or more complex information about health, finances and scientific findings. The International Data Corp. reported that the global datasphere contained 33 zettabytes, or 33 trillion gigabytes, in 2018. By 2025, they expect that number to grow...
Two projects will look for ways to link individual quantum devices into networks for quantum computing and ultrasensitive detectors. Researchers at the Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory have received two DOE awards to explore how quantum information can be passed from one quantum device to another. The goal: develop ways to link quantum devices into quantum computing networks that are much more powerful than today’s technology and into innovative photon detectors that...
Photons interact on chip-based system with unprecedented efficiency. To process information, photons must interact. However, these tiny packets of light want nothing to do with each other, each passing by without altering the other. Now, researchers at Stevens Institute of Technology have coaxed photons into interacting with one another with unprecedented efficiency -- a key advance toward realizing long-awaited quantum optics technologies for computing, communication and remote sensing. The...
Aliro Democratizes Quantum Computing By Making It Accessible To Any Developer. Company launches from stealth raising $2.7 million; backed by Flybridge Capital Partners, Samsung NEXT and Crosslink Ventures Aliro Technologies, a software company focused on providing a portable, hardware-agnostic, and noise-aware platform for quantum computing (QC), today emerged from stealth with the closing of its $2.7 million seed round, led by Flybridge Capital Partners, including Crosslink Ventures,...
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