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QunaSys expands non-quantum R&D support business in partnership with Nippon Zeon
Read More: QunaSys expands non-quantum R&D support business in partnership with Nippon ZeonQunaSys and Nippon Zeon have signed a business partnership to combine materials development expertise with mathematical modeling techniques to support R&D decision-making.
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JIJ and Mitsubishi Electric to test quantum–classical linear solver for thermal-fluid analysis
Read More: JIJ and Mitsubishi Electric to test quantum–classical linear solver for thermal-fluid analysisThey will evaluate the performance and technical challenges of a solver that combines quantum computing and HPC for linear equations in thermal-fluid analysis.
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OptQC proposes modular photonic FTQC separating error-correction resources from logical operations
Read More: OptQC proposes modular photonic FTQC separating error-correction resources from logical operationsOptQC has published an arXiv paper proposing a photonic quantum-computing architecture that separates the offline resource-generation unit for error correction from the online computation unit.
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Pasqal and True Nexus encode gelation-related protein structures on neutral-atom quantum hardware
Read More: Pasqal and True Nexus encode gelation-related protein structures on neutral-atom quantum hardwareThey encoded protein structures related to gelation on neutral-atom quantum hardware. This is an initial proof-of-concept aiming to combine AI and quantum computing for applications in food and life sciences.
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Pasqal and KACST sign multi-year collaboration on quantum‑safe cryptography in Saudi Arabia
Read More: Pasqal and KACST sign multi-year collaboration on quantum‑safe cryptography in Saudi ArabiaPasqal and Saudi Arabia’s KACST have signed a multi-year research collaboration to develop, validate and commercialize quantum‑safe cryptography.
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QunaSys’ QURI SDK Enterprise adopted for RIKEN’s JHPC-quantum platform
Read More: QunaSys’ QURI SDK Enterprise adopted for RIKEN’s JHPC-quantum platformRIKEN’s JHPC-quantum has adopted QunaSys’ development kit. The environment will link HPCs such as Fugaku with IBM and Quantinuum quantum computers.
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IBM launches 120‑qubit Nighthawk r2 with over 100,000 circuit runs/sec, up to 25× Heron throughput
Read More: IBM launches 120‑qubit Nighthawk r2 with over 100,000 circuit runs/sec, up to 25× Heron throughputIBM has released the 120‑qubit Nighthawk r2. IBM says independent fast reset capability enables more than 100,000 circuit executions per second and reduces initialization errors.
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Atom Computing names Kevin Messerle as CFO to bolster finances for commercial expansion
Read More: Atom Computing names Kevin Messerle as CFO to bolster finances for commercial expansionAtom Computing has appointed Kevin Messerle as chief financial officer. He will support the company’s technical roadmap and business scaling from a financial perspective.
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Xanadu maps path to over 1,000 logical qubits by 2031, unveils FTQC and manufacturing roadmap
Read More: Xanadu maps path to over 1,000 logical qubits by 2031, unveils FTQC and manufacturing roadmapAiming to realize fault-tolerant quantum computers and quantum data centers by focusing on reducing photon loss and quantum error correction.
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Yaqumo picked for NEDO program to co-develop optical modules with SCREEN for neutral-atom QCs
Read More: Yaqumo picked for NEDO program to co-develop optical modules with SCREEN for neutral-atom QCsYaqumo has been selected for NEDO’s components and materials development program. In collaboration with SCREEN, it will develop optical devices including high-speed SLMs, aiming for domestic production and module standardization.
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QuEL demonstrates cryogenic time‑division‑multiplexed voltage control to reduce wiring for scalable trapped‑ion processors
Read More: QuEL demonstrates cryogenic time‑division‑multiplexed voltage control to reduce wiring for scalable trapped‑ion processorsA paper has been published demonstrating wiring‑reduced voltage control using time‑division multiplexing in a cryogenic environment for scaling trapped‑ion quantum processors.
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QunaSys and Mitsubishi Electric create foundational algorithms for quantum CAE, cutting matrix workloads and stabilizing circuits
Read More: QunaSys and Mitsubishi Electric create foundational algorithms for quantum CAE, cutting matrix workloads and stabilizing circuitsThey jointly developed two foundational algorithms targeting large-matrix CAE computations to reduce quantum processing workload and improve calculation accuracy.
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Alice & Bob Joins European PhD Network QuBriC Focused on Quantum Error Correction
Read More: Alice & Bob Joins European PhD Network QuBriC Focused on Quantum Error CorrectionAlice & Bob has joined the European doctoral network QuBriC, providing expertise in quantum error correction based on cat qubits.
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Xanadu to Build Advanced Photonics Manufacturing Hub in Toronto — Vertically Integrating R&D to Production from NISQ Toward FTQC
Read More: Xanadu to Build Advanced Photonics Manufacturing Hub in Toronto — Vertically Integrating R&D to Production from NISQ Toward FTQCXanadu has announced plans to establish an advanced photonics facility, Inception, in Toronto to house research and development through manufacturing and systems integration.
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Canadian government signs CAD 195-million support agreement with Xanadu to build photonic quantum-computer manufacturing infrastructure
Read More: Canadian government signs CAD 195-million support agreement with Xanadu to build photonic quantum-computer manufacturing infrastructureXanadu has signed a support agreement with the Canadian government to establish domestic capabilities for chip integration, packaging, testing, and module assembly for photonic quantum computers.


