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By Carolyn Mathas SCALINQ and Atlantic Quantum are partnering to accelerate qubit control, characterization, and measurements on state-of-the-art cryogenic hardware.  Using a collaborative R&D and technology development approach, each company brings solid experience that, when combined, will speed technology developments. Atlantic Quantum’s goal of a fault-tolerant, large-scale quantum computer is supported by its proprietary qubit control technique and a unique hardware architecture. The company claims that this fluxonium-based qubit architecture provides the lowest error rates so far and performs robust operations between qubits with greater accuracy than previously possible. The architecture is the basis of the company’s quantum processors. Building quantum [...]

One thing we have started to notice over the past year is a few companies are starting to talk about on-premise quantum computer shipments. The number is still quite small, but this may be a start of a trend we will see more often in the coming years. Just a couple of years ago, the feeling was that almost all quantum computer access would be through the cloud because of the difficulties of supporting and maintaining a remote quantum computer. These machines are finicky and require a lot of manual calibrations, hand holding, and close availability of the engineers who built [...]

Tech Mahindra is an Indian multinational information technology services and consulting company that has about 150,000 employees and operates in 90 countries. The company has a global network of Makers Labs with a different deep-tech focus for each location. In June, we reported that they were partnership with BosonQ Psi to create quantum use cases for industrial applications. And now, they are announcing they will be partnership with Multiverse Computing to develop quantum and quantum-inspired solutions for Tech Mahindra's worldwide clients. In addition, to those two software companies Tech Mahinda also works with hardware providers IBM and IQM in Finland. Since Tech Mahindra's quantum work with their [...]

QC Design is a quantum architecture startup company based in Ulm, Germany that works on error correcting architectures for fault-tolerant quantum computers. The company was founded in 2021 by Ish Dhand, a quantum computing researcher and former architecture team lead at Xanadu, and Martin B. Plenio, the Alexander von Humboldt Professor and Director of the Institute for Theoretical Physics at University of Ulm. The first product they have just announced a software packaged called Plaquette which is a full featured product that allows users to study various quantum correction algorithms. It allows users to create their own error correction codes and allows [...]

Himadri Majumdar, CEO and co-founder of SemiQon, and Janne Lehtinen, CSO, are interviewed by Yuval Boger. Himadri, Janne and Yuval talk about Semiqon's silicon spin-qubits technology, their unique way of shortening fab cycle time, the expected specs of their first machine, and much more. Transcript Yuval Boger: Hello Himadri, hello Janne. Thank you so much for joining me today. Himadri Majumdar: Thank you for having us. Janne Lehtinen: Thank you. Yuval: So who are you and what do you do? Himadri: My name is Himadri, Himadri Majumdar, and I'm the chief executive of an up and coming spinoff from VTT called [...]

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: Scalable Multilayer Architecture of Assembled Single-Atom Qubit Arrays in a Three-Dimensional Talbot Tweezer LatticeOrganization: Technische Universität DarmstadtIn this paper, a new way of creating large, configurable, three-dimensional arrays of ultracold atoms is described and realised. The method employs the Talbot effect, where diffracted light has a certain intensity profile not only in the focal plane but in several other planes as well. Atoms can then be trapped in [...]