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FAU reports 91.90% lung‑cancer prediction on D‑Wave hardware, no proven edge over classical methods
Read More: FAU reports 91.90% lung‑cancer prediction on D‑Wave hardware, no proven edge over classical methodsFAU compared methods for predicting lung cancer from limited symptom and risk‑factor data; a D‑Wave hardware method achieved 91.90% accuracy.
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Infleqtion demonstrates Tiqker optical atomic clock aboard U.S. Navy ship, expanding non‑quantum‑computing business model
Read More: Infleqtion demonstrates Tiqker optical atomic clock aboard U.S. Navy ship, expanding non‑quantum‑computing business modelInfleqtion conducted continuous operation of its Tiqker optical atomic clock aboard a U.S. Navy support vessel, evaluating GPS‑independent precision timing in a maritime environment.
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Qblox joins HPE’s quantum–HPC integration initiative; rival Quantum Machines also included
Read More: Qblox joins HPE’s quantum–HPC integration initiative; rival Quantum Machines also includedQblox and HPE will collaborate on developing a classical–quantum hybrid platform, using an integrated testbed to evaluate interoperability and system-level performance.
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OQC appoints Simon Phillips as CPO amid questions over what counts as a product
Read More: OQC appoints Simon Phillips as CPO amid questions over what counts as a productOQC has appointed Simon Phillips, formerly its CTO, as chief product officer (CPO). He will link the technology roadmap with customer needs and oversee product strategy for enterprise and government quantum offerings.
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Pasqal exits PROQCIMA defense program to focus on neutral‑atom FTQC and commercial deployment
Read More: Pasqal exits PROQCIMA defense program to focus on neutral‑atom FTQC and commercial deploymentPasqal is revising its collaboration with the French government and will end participation in the defense program. Going forward, it will propose a civilian R&D plan centered on neutral‑atom fault‑tolerant quantum computing (FTQC).
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IonQ demonstrates quantum generative model for high-resolution SAR change detection, reveals conditions and limits
Read More: IonQ demonstrates quantum generative model for high-resolution SAR change detection, reveals conditions and limitsIonQ applied a quantum circuit Born machine to change detection in high-resolution SAR imagery and reported results that outperform classical methods on non-Gaussian data.
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IonQ to deliver Superion 256 to Florida International University; on‑premises install planned late 2027
Read More: IonQ to deliver Superion 256 to Florida International University; on‑premises install planned late 2027IonQ has signed a contract with Florida International University to install its trapped‑ion quantum computer Superion 256 on campus.
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Infleqtion entangles 30 logical qubits on Sqale using 80 physical qubits, not an industry record
Read More: Infleqtion entangles 30 logical qubits on Sqale using 80 physical qubits, not an industry recordOn its neutral-atom system Sqale, Infleqtion formed 30 logical qubits from 80 physical qubits and executed about 1,000 physical operations.
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Diraq targets ~300 kW for million‑qubit silicon‑spin quantum system
Read More: Diraq targets ~300 kW for million‑qubit silicon‑spin quantum systemDiraq has designed an 8‑qubit system being deployed in a commercial data center to run under 20 kW. For a future million‑qubit‑scale system, it assumes about 300 kW including classical compute components.
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Q-CTRL’s Fire Opal supports IBM Nighthawk R2, runs 60‑qubit circuit in 23s
Read More: Q-CTRL’s Fire Opal supports IBM Nighthawk R2, runs 60‑qubit circuit in 23sQ-CTRL’s error‑suppression software Fire Opal now supports IBM Quantum Nighthawk. In a 60‑qubit fermionic simulation it reported roughly a 12× speedup versus previous hardware.
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Pasqal posts €4.9M H1 2026 revenue; where it stands vs. public quantum firms
Read More: Pasqal posts €4.9M H1 2026 revenue; where it stands vs. public quantum firmsPasqal’s H1 2026 revenue rose 14% year‑on‑year to €4.9 million. The company also reported deployments of neutral‑atom quantum computers and progress such as a 1,024‑atom register.
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Classiq and INGL apply QAOA to natural-gas transport; IonQ run finds viable candidates, QUBO conversion remains challenging
Read More: Classiq and INGL apply QAOA to natural-gas transport; IonQ run finds viable candidates, QUBO conversion remains challengingThey built a quantum–classical hybrid workflow to search operational configurations of a natural-gas network and ran a reduced-size problem on IonQ Forte‑1.
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QUDORA-led NFQC-1k aims for 1,000 physical and 50 logical qubits in €122M, five-year plan
Read More: QUDORA-led NFQC-1k aims for 1,000 physical and 50 logical qubits in €122M, five-year planA seven-organization consortium led by QUDORA aims to build a trapped-ion demonstrator with more than 1,000 physical qubits and a QPU pilot line. The total project size is about €122 million.
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Photonic and Microsoft advance resource estimation for distributed quantum computers, preparing benchmarks for multi‑QPU era
Read More: Photonic and Microsoft advance resource estimation for distributed quantum computers, preparing benchmarks for multi‑QPU eraThey will jointly evaluate how the configuration of distributed quantum systems and error‑correction schemes affect required physical qubit counts, execution time, and system‑wide load.
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IonQ to deploy Superion 256 at NVIDIA research center, entering QPU–GPU/HPC integration race
Read More: IonQ to deploy Superion 256 at NVIDIA research center, entering QPU–GPU/HPC integration raceIonQ announced a joint research plan to install its Superion 256 quantum computer at NVIDIA’s research center and connect it directly to NVIDIA’s GPU infrastructure.


