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- by Mohamed Abdel-KareemBernard Crotty joined Quantum eMotion, Florence Lao became CLO at Pasqal, Dr. Elizabeth Iwasawa was appointed Director of Quantum at RBC, and Jeffrey Kilborn is the new CFO at 01 Quantum Inc., all in strategic leadership roles. The post Who’s News: Strategic Appointments at Quantum eMotion, Pasqal, Royal Bank of Canada, and 01 Quantum Inc. appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
- by Mohamed Abdel-KareemSilicon Quantum Computing (SQC) and Schneider Electric are advancing to Stage 2 of the Australian Government’s Critical Technologies Challenge Program, securing A$3.6 million. They are deploying hybrid quantum-classical machine learning models using SQC’s Watermelon™ system to improve energy grid forecasting. These models have shown an average 20% improvement in accuracy, with peak gains of up to 41%, and will be scaled across hundreds of residential locations in Australia. The post Silicon Quantum Computing and Schneider Electric Advance Energy Grid Forecasting via Watermelon Quantum-Enhanced AI System appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
- by Mohamed Abdel-KareemIBM is expanding its research collaborations with IISc and IIT Bombay in India. The partnerships focus on advancing quantum-centric supercomputing and sovereign AI, including hybrid quantum-classical computing architectures, AI for scientific and energy applications, and optimizing large language models for Indic languages. These collaborations aim to align advanced quantum and AI software frameworks with India's national technology initiatives. The post IBM Expands Research Collaborations with IISc and IIT Bombay to Advance Quantum-Centric Supercomputing and Sovereign AI appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
- by Mohamed Abdel-KareemThe U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has released its National Quantum Roadmap, aiming for error-corrected quantum computing by 2028. This strategy shifts focus from qubit counts to demonstrated scientific utility, with a three-phphased framework to integrate quantum processing units into existing high-performance computing and AI infrastructure. The roadmap also emphasizes modality-neutral investments and new partnership models to accelerate technology transfer. The post US Department of Energy Releases National Quantum Roadmap Establishing 2028 Fault-Tolerance Milestones appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
- by Mohamed Abdel-KareemResearchers at Fermilab's SQMS Center and collaborators identified microscopic material defects causing performance variations in superconducting qubits. Their study found that nanoscale fabrication geometries, surface oxides, and energy relaxation times are directly correlated. Specifically, single-nanometer shifts in surface oxide thickness, substrate trench depths below 20 nanometers, and sidewall etch profiles can cause up to a twofold variation in qubit performance. The post Fermilab SQMS Center Identifies Microscopic Origins of Qubit Performance Variance Across Superconducting Transmons appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
- by Mohamed Abdel-KareemScientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) developed LuGo, an algorithm that significantly reduces the number of quantum gate operations needed for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) by over 95%. This was achieved by using classical supercomputers like Frontier for heavy initialization routines before quantum processing, cutting down 2,000,000 logic gates to 91,000. LuGo was validated on various quantum hardware platforms and is a step towards practical high-dimensional fluid simulations on quantum processors. The post ORNL Develops LuGo Algorithm on Frontier Supercomputer, Reducing Quantum Circuit Gate Counts by 95% for Computational Fluid Dynamics appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
- by Doug FinkeIn part four of our five part series on quantum patents, Sinan Utku discusses the arguments both for and against the patent eligibility as an invention of entanglement swapping. The post Patenting Quantum Computing Innovations – Part 4: Entanglement Swapping appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
- by Doug FinkeTo find out how a large IT consulting company is approaching quantum, GQI interviewed two executives at CGI to hear their views on how to leverage quantum for their clients. This article provides an interesting perspective on how they are leveraging quantum tech as well as some of the challenges. The post How a Large IT Consulting Company Works with Quantum appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
- by Doug FinkeThe Unitary Foundation has launched its 2026 Quantum Open Source Software (QOSS) survey, an annual initiative designed to collect information on the quantum open-source software community. The survey includes questions on demographics, research, tools, and platforms, with the goal of providing an informative and representative snapshot of the community and field. The post Unitary Foundation Launches Its 2026 Quantum Open Source Software Survey appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
- by Mohamed Abdel-KareemD-Wave has launched a beta program for its gate-model quantum computing simulator, accessible via its Leap quantum cloud service. The simulator supports up to 21 qubits with both ideal and hardware emulation modes and models D-Wave's dual-rail superconducting cavity qubit architecture, which uses hardware-level error detection. The program aims to evaluate mid-circuit error detection, test real-time classical feedback control, and establish design rules for quantum machine learning algorithms under hardware noise constraints, with initial participants including financial institutions and research centers. The post D-Wave Launches Gate-Model Simulator Beta Program Featuring 21-Qubit Dual-Rail Erasure Emulation appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
- by Yuval BogerYuval Boger interviews Helmut Katzgraber, general partner at 55North and former quantum leader at AWS. They discuss Helmut’s view that the most promising near- to mid-term quantum applications are in quantum simulation for materials, chemicals, and pharma, rather than optimization. They also explore European competitiveness, venture opportunities across the quantum stack, cloud and on-prem deployment […]
- by Mohib Ur RehmanInsider Brief PRESS RELEASE — IBM today announced expansions of two long-standing research collaborations in India: one with the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay, and another with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) to accelerate innovation in agentic AI, sovereign AI, quantum computing and next-generation computing systems. Building on a collaboration that began with […]
- by Mohib Ur RehmanInsider Brief PRESS RELEASE — More than 450 business leaders, technology innovators, researchers and public officials gathered in Chattanooga today for the Quantum in Business conference presented by EPB QuantumSM. The event highlighted Tennessee and Chattanooga’s growing role in advancing quantum innovation while showcasing real-world applications already delivering value for companies. Attendees explored how quantum […]
- by Mohib Ur RehmanInsider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Metrosert, Estonia’s Applied Research Centre and National Metrology Institute, invites Estonian companies as well as students, researchers and other interested participants from the Nordic and Baltic countries to apply for the QEst Hack 2026 quantum hackathon, taking place in Tallinn from 11 to 13 November. Five companies will be selected […]
- by Matt SwayneInsider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Working in close collaboration, researchers from Paderborn University, the University of Basel and Ruhr University Bochum have made a significant breakthrough in the field of quantum communication. In their recently published paper in the prestigious journal Physical Review Letters, they demonstrate how special semiconductor nanostructures can be used to generate individual […]
- by Mohib Ur RehmanInsider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Silicon Quantum Computing (SQC) and Schneider Electric, a global energy technology leader, have progressed to Stage 2 of the Australian Government’s Critical Technologies Challenge Program (CTCP), receiving A$3.6 million (US$2.5m) in funding to continue their work in partnership with UNSW Sydney. Energy grids are under increasing pressure and urgent solutions […]
- by Matt SwayneInsider Brief The rise of artificial intelligence has raised a new question about whether the next major computing technology will add another large load to power grids. Some experts are worried that quantum systems might do the same as they scale. A Boston Consulting Group study suggests that is unlikely. BCG estimates that quantum-enabled technologies […]
- by ResonanceBy Sophya Garashchuk, Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of South Carolina For The Conversation The objects you interact with every day are predictable – you can pick up a box, sit down in a chair without falling to the floor, or open a door without your hand passing through the knob. But if you […]
- by Mohib Ur RehmanInsider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Quanome Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: QNME) (“Quanome” or the “Company”), has entered into a revolving loan agreement with the Company’s CEO and Chairman, Yang Li, for up to $15 million in non-dilutive growth capital. The arrangement gives Quanome an additional potential source of capital as it executes its strategic priorities in […]
- by ResonanceInsider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Quantum technology leaders from research, industry, government and finance will gather at Palazzo Vecchio in Florence on April 1-2, 2027, for Quantum Renaissance, a two-day event examining the development and wider implications of quantum technology. The event is organized by Resonance and The Quantum Insider in partnership with the Comune […]
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