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    1. Members

      France, Germany, and Netherlands Launch €30M ($33.8M USD) Trilateral Quantum R&D Funding Program

    1. Podcast with Jean-François Bobier, Partner and Director at BCG

      What does it take to persuade the biggest companies in the world to start exploring quantum technology? Twenty years in deep tech consulting is a great place to start.

    1. Podcast

      Podcast with Théau Peronnin, CEO and Co-founder of Alice and Bob

      Théau Peronnin, CEO and co-founder of Alice and Bob, a company making fault-tolerant quantum computers using cat qubits is interviewed by Yuval Boger.

    1. Podcasts & Interviews

      The Quantum Computing Report by GQI is proud to provide a series of podcasts. The podcasts will talk with key individuals within the quantum community to gain their perspective of the status of the quantum industry.

    1. EU Allocates €50M ($59M USD) to SUPREME Consortium for Superconducting Quantum Industrialization

      The European Union has launched the SUPREME consortium with a €50 million ($59 million USD) budget to industrialize superconducting quantum technology. Coordinated by VTT (Finland), the project aims to bridge the “lab-to-fab” gap by moving quantum devices to TRL-6 and MRL-6 levels. The cornerstone of the initiative is the demonstration of a 3D-integrated 200-qubit module, supported by a consortium of 23 partners including IQM, Infineon, Alice & Bob, and Fraunhofer.

    1. NVIDIA’s NVQLink Unites Quantum Ecosystem for Real-Time Error Correction

      NVIDIA has launched NVQLink, an open system architecture designed to tightly couple GPU computing with quantum processors for accelerated quantum supercomputers. Integrated with NVIDIA CUDA-Q, the interconnect provides the low-latency, high-throughput required for real-time QEC and hybrid quantum-classical control algorithms. The architecture is supported by 17 QPU builders (including Pasqal, IQM, and Alice & Bob) and nine U.S. national laboratories.

    1. University of Oxford Entangles Multi-Species Atom Network and Extends Memory Storage Beyond 10 Seconds

      Physicists at the University of Oxford have developed a quantum network using different atomic elements, strontium and calcium, to create entangled states. They successfully generated up to 4-qubit Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger (GHZ) states and stored this entanglement in calcium memory qubits for over 10 seconds. This significantly extends entanglement lifetimes, marking a major step forward for distributed quantum computing and sensing.

    1. 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.

    1. Multi-Institutional Consortium Expands QRMI to Standardize Quantum-HPC Integration Across Major Workload Managers

      The Quantum Resource Management Interface (QRMI) is expanding to standardize quantum-HPC integration across major workload managers like Slurm, PBS Professional, and Kubernetes. This open-source middleware layer addresses challenges of integrating heterogeneous QPU hardware by providing a unified interface for abstracting and scheduling QPUs alongside classical resources. QRMI is already deployed in major supercomputing environments, including CINECA, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and the STFC Hartree Centre.

    1. News

      Recent news items published within the last 6 months on quantum computing developments are listed below. Click on the hyperlinked item to go to the press release or news article for more details.