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Anderon Releases First Superconducting Quantum PDK for 300mm Wafer Fabrication
Anderon, a quantum foundry operator, has released its first Superconducting Quantum Process Design Kit (PDK) for 300mm wafer fabrication. This PDK provides standardized design rules and building blocks for manufacturing superconducting quantum devices on their 300mm wafer line at the Albany NanoTech Complex. Anderon, backed by $2 billion in funding, offers various superconducting wafer types, including qubit, I/O signal, and amplifier/filter wafers.
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ORCA Computing Launches PT-3 Photonic Quantum System in London for Hybrid AI and Industrial Optimization
ORCA Computing has launched its PT-3 photonic quantum system in London, integrating it with NVIDIA GPU-accelerated computing infrastructure. This room-temperature system, consuming 6 kW, uses 64 photons across 128 qumodes to enhance classical machine learning models. The PT-3 is designed for generative AI in scientific research and large-scale industrial optimization, demonstrating improved protein designability and a 12x speedup in energy scheduling benchmarks.
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DOE ARPA-E Launches $37 Million QC3 Program Across Ten Quantum Chemistry Performers
The U.S. Department of Energy’s ARPA-E has launched the $37 million Quantum Computing for Computational Chemistry (QC3) program, funding ten research teams for three years. This initiative aims to achieve a 100-fold speedup over classical computation in high-impact energy applications by focusing on full-stack co-design across algorithms, error correction, and quantum hardware. Notably, QuEra Computing is a key hardware and algorithm co-design partner for three of the selected projects.
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Terra Quantum Publishes White Paper Detailing Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration Paths for Blockchain Ecosystems
A white paper by Terra Quantum AG analyzes the vulnerability of major blockchain platforms like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) threats, highlighting the risks posed by Shor's algorithm to digital signature algorithms. The study evaluates PQC migration strategies, emphasizing signature payload size as a critical factor for high-throughput ledgers, and suggests FN-DSA (Falcon-512) as a viable solution due to its compact signature footprint. The paper also reviews mitigation frameworks, including Solana's WOTS vaults, Algorand's Falcon account roadmaps, and Ethereum's EIP-8052 proposal.
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Terra Quantum and Schaeffler Publish Peer-Reviewed Study on Hybrid Quantum Machine Learning for Materials Modeling
Terra Quantum and Schaeffler have published a peer-reviewed study in Computational Materials Science on hybrid quantum machine learning for materials modeling. Their research demonstrates that a hybrid quantum-classical Allegro model, incorporating Quantum Depth-Infused (QDI) variational quantum circuit layers, significantly improves the accuracy of atomic energy and force predictions, particularly for copper-lithium structures relevant to battery anode research. This hybrid approach offers a substantial reduction in computational overhead while maintaining high accuracy, even when transferring hyperparameters to new datasets.
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Terra Quantum Joins QuEra Quantum Alliance to Expand Neutral-Atom Software Layer
Terra Quantum has joined the QuEra Quantum Alliance to advance neutral-atom quantum computing. Terra Quantum, a quantum software and algorithm developer, will contribute its TQ42 platform to the alliance, offering a Python SDK, APIs, and command-line interfaces for various industry applications. This collaboration aims to strengthen the software and applications tier of the alliance and prepare enterprises for QuEra's fault-tolerant hardware roadmap, including the 256-logical-qubit "Libra" system.
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Argonne and UIUC Demonstrate First On-Chip Coupling of Propagating Spin Waves to Superconducting Circuits
Scientists from Argonne National Laboratory and UIUC have developed the first-of-its-kind hybrid circuit, integrating propagating spin waves with a superconducting resonator on a single chip. This innovation allows for strong coupling between microwave photons and spin waves, addressing issues of signal noise in quantum devices. By using a rare-earth-free YSGG substrate, the team achieved significant power isolation, paving the way for compact, on-chip microwave isolators for quantum circuits.
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IonQ and the University of Cambridge Open Quantum Innovation Centre at Cavendish Laboratory
IonQ and the University of Cambridge have opened the IonQ Quantum Innovation Centre at the Cavendish Laboratory, deploying a 256-qubit Superion quantum computer and a quantum network. This initiative, supported by Innovate UK and aligning with the UK National Quantum Strategy, will host nine inaugural research projects and aims to expand the regional quantum workforce.
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D-Wave Delivers Italy’s First Annealing Quantum Computer to Lombardy Infrastructure Hub
D-Wave has installed Italy's first on-premises Advantage2 annealing quantum computer at Villa Saporiti in Como. Funded by Swiss Quantum Technology SA (SQT) with a €10 million agreement, this 4,400+ qubit system will be accessible to European researchers and businesses both on-site and remotely via D-Wave's Leap cloud service. This initiative supports the Volta Declaration's goals for quantum computing and AI development in Europe, coinciding with the bicentennial of Alessandro Volta's death.
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Dirac Labs Joins Wisconsin Security Research Consortium to Advance Quantum PNT for Autonomous Defense Platforms
Dirac Labs has joined the Wisconsin Security Research Consortium (WSRC) to advance quantum-enabled Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) systems. They are developing a quantum universal positioning system using diamond-based quantum sensors and AI to provide GPS-independent navigation for autonomous defense platforms. This partnership aims to overcome cost and scaling barriers in quantum sensing through standard manufacturing processes and integration.
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