News Archive 2023

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September 30, 2023Who’s News: Management Updates at Infleqtion, Quantum Algorithms Institute, Qrypt, and Quantum Computing Inc.Infleqtion has a new CFO. The Quantum Algorithms Institute has appointed a new CTO, Qrypt has a new member of their Board of Advisors, and Quantum Computing Inc. has appointed a fourth member to their Technical Advisory Board. Click here for our article that provides the details of these appointments. September 30, 2023 – News BriefIBM Offering Quantum Credits to Quantum Researchers and Developers Working on Highly Innovative ProjectsIBM is updating its access plans for its IBM Quantum systems. First, it will transition its fleet to only those [...]

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Who’s News: Management Updates at Infleqtion, Quantum Algorithms Institute, Qrypt, and Quantum Computing Inc.

2024-04-06T16:03:57-07:00

Infleqtion has appointed Alok Gupta as Chief Financial Officer (CFO). As part of his responsibilities he will Gupta will oversee the company's strategic financial initiatives as it enters its next phase of growth. Mr. Gupta has experience at both manufacturing as well as financial companies and has been involved in many different types of financial transactions. He previously served as the Chief Financial Officer at Hyperfine and has previously spent time with Halio, Inc., Mizuho, Standard Chartered Bank, Citi, Honeywell, Northrup Grumman, and Denso. A press release from Infleqtion announcing his joining the company is available here. The Quantum Algorithms Institute [...]

Who’s News: Management Updates at Infleqtion, Quantum Algorithms Institute, Qrypt, and Quantum Computing Inc.2024-04-06T16:03:57-07:00

IBM Offering Quantum Credits to Quantum Researchers and Developers Working on Highly Innovative Projects

2024-04-06T16:03:59-07:00

IBM is updating its access plans for its IBM Quantum systems. First, it will transition its fleet to only those systems that contain more than 100 qubits. This includes users who access via the free Open Plan. These users will be able to obtain 10 minutes of free runtime per month on the IBM Qiskit Runtime. A new offering will be the IBM Quantum Credits. IBM is interested in supporting researchers who are developing applications approaching quantum utility and will provide selected members of the research community with a pre-set amount of access to their more powerful utility-scale systems over the [...]

IBM Offering Quantum Credits to Quantum Researchers and Developers Working on Highly Innovative Projects2024-04-06T16:03:59-07:00

PsiQuantum Partners with SLAC to Utilize their Cryogenic Cooling Capabilities

2024-04-06T16:03:59-07:00

Although PsiQuantum's quantum processor is based upon using photonic based technology, there is one component, the photon detectors that requires cooling to cryogenic temperatures in order to operate properly. Although these components do not need to be cooled to the millikelvin temperature levels that would be needed for superconducting systems, they will would need to be cooled to a temperature of a few Kelvin. Reaching that temperature is not a major problem when working with a small system, but PsiQuantum is looking to put together very large fault-tolerant processor complexes with a size in the neighborhood of a million qubits. Cooling [...]

PsiQuantum Partners with SLAC to Utilize their Cryogenic Cooling Capabilities2024-04-06T16:03:59-07:00

Wellcome Leap Announces Selected Participants for Phase 1 of Its $50 Million Quantum for Bio Program

2024-04-06T16:04:00-07:00

Wellcome Leap is a non-profit organization funded by the Wellcome Trust with a mission to be the "Global ARPA for Health". They fund bold, unconventional programs that aim to deliver breakthroughs in human health over 5 – 10 years. One of their latest programs is called Quantum for Bio (Q4Bio) which is a challenge program with a goal of identifying, developing, and demonstrating biology and health applications that will benefit from the quantum computers expected to emerge in the next 3-5 years. The program has budgeted $40 million in funding for research that will progress along three phases and another $10 [...]

Wellcome Leap Announces Selected Participants for Phase 1 of Its $50 Million Quantum for Bio Program2024-04-06T16:04:00-07:00

EPB Quantum Network Powered by Qubitekk is Now Open and Software Configurable

2024-04-06T16:04:00-07:00

A collaboration between EPB, Qubitekk, and Aliro Quantum has announced that the EPB Quantum Network Powered by Qubitekk is now open for customers and includes a software configuration capability for flexibility. The quantum-as-a-service network currently includes 216 dedicated, managed dark fibers with capacity for 10 quantum interconnected nodes across downtown Chattanooga as shown in the diagram above. It can also utilize a separate 9000-mile fiber optic network located in the Chattanooga metropolitan area for additional scalability. It is currently intended for use by both commercial and non-commercial organizations to test out applications, develop new products, validate equipment performance, and experiment with [...]

EPB Quantum Network Powered by Qubitekk is Now Open and Software Configurable2024-04-06T16:04:00-07:00

Research Roundup for September 2023

2024-04-06T16:04:01-07:00

By Dr Chris Mansell, Senior Scientific Writer at Terra Quantum Shown below are summaries of a few interesting research papers in quantum technology that we have seen over the past month. Hardware Title: Fast, High-Fidelity Addressed Single-Qubit Gates Using Efficient Composite Pulse SequencesOrganizations: University of OxfordThe number of logic gates that can be implemented in a quantum computer is limited either by the gate duration (compared to the decoherence time) or by the fidelity (compared to the acceptable precision in the output). Single-qubit gates on trapped-ion qubits already have some of the highest fidelities achieved across all varieties of hardware platforms. In [...]

Research Roundup for September 20232024-04-06T16:04:01-07:00

Podcast with Kenna Hughes-Castleberry

2024-04-06T16:04:01-07:00

The Art of Science Communication Host Veronica Combs asks Kenna Hughes-Castleberry about quantum marketing and communications, what's new at the emerging quantum hub of Boulder, Colorado and her fascinations with octopuses and crows. Transcript Host Veronica Combs: Hello, I'm Veronica Combs and this is The Quantum Spin podcast by HKA Marketing Communications. I am super excited to be talking with Kenna Hughes-Castleberry. She is the Science Communicator at JILA, which is a physics research institute. She’s also the Editor-in-Chief of their journal Light & Matter. She is a freelance science journalist, and she writes for everybody, it seems: Inside Quantum Technology, [...]

Podcast with Kenna Hughes-Castleberry2024-04-06T16:04:01-07:00

Post Quantum Cryptography Coalition Formed

2024-04-06T16:04:02-07:00

A new coalition to raise the awareness and drive adoption of post-quantum cryptography has been formed with founding members IBM Quantum, Microsoft, MITRE, PQShield, SandboxAQ, and the University of Waterloo. Their goal is to accelerate the global adoption of PQC in commercial and open-source technologies by providing their expertise, outreach, and education. Key areas they will be focusing on include advancing standards relevant to PQC migration, creating technical materials to support education and workforce development, producing and verifying open-source, production-quality code, implementing side-channel resistant code for industry verticals, and ensuring cryptographic agility. A press release announcing the formation of this group is available here. September 27, [...]

Post Quantum Cryptography Coalition Formed2024-04-06T16:04:02-07:00
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