Scientek will introduce Classiq’s quantum software platform to Taiwan’s semiconductor companies and research institutions, and will consider training and joint R&D.
They announced a method combining machine-learning potentials and orbital-free density functional theory to compute ion migration and local charge changes under electric fields.
They will consider selecting industry use cases, comparing quantum approaches, and collaborating on fault‑tolerant quantum computing research.
They 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.
Pasqal and Saudi Arabia’s KACST have signed a multi-year research collaboration to develop, validate and commercialize quantum‑safe cryptography.
RIKEN’s JHPC-quantum has adopted QunaSys’ development kit. The environment will link HPCs such as Fugaku with IBM and Quantinuum quantum computers.
IBM 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.
Atom Computing has appointed Kevin Messerle as chief financial officer. He will support the company’s technical roadmap and business scaling from a financial perspective.
Aiming to realize fault-tolerant quantum computers and quantum data centers by focusing on reducing photon loss and quantum error correction.
Yaqumo 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.
A paper has been published demonstrating wiring‑reduced voltage control using time‑division multiplexing in a cryogenic environment for scaling trapped‑ion quantum processors.
They jointly developed two foundational algorithms targeting large-matrix CAE computations to reduce quantum processing workload and improve calculation accuracy.
Alice & Bob has joined the European doctoral network QuBriC, providing expertise in quantum error correction based on cat qubits.
Xanadu has announced plans to establish an advanced photonics facility, Inception, in Toronto to house research and development through manufacturing and systems integration.
Xanadu 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.
Improves solving performance for combinatorial optimization problems with complex constraints, targeting applications such as workforce scheduling and production planning.
Neutral‑atom quantum computing company Pasqal has completed its business combination with a SPAC, securing about $360 million to fund QPU scale‑up, fault‑tolerance development, and commercial roll‑out.
NASA has awarded Infleqtion an additional $20 million to develop a quantum sensor that measures gravity gradients from low Earth orbit.
A control program generated by Claude restored most laser faults in under six seconds; 695 successes in 700 trials.
Q-CTRL measured maritime gravity distribution with a quantum gravimeter and matched it to maps to position a vessel. The company says it maintained 1 nautical mile accuracy without special stabilization equipment or frequent recalibration.
Pasqal welcomed a Saudi government delegation to its French manufacturing facility, demonstrating single-atom rearrangement technology and its quantum-computer assembly and testing processes.
D-Wave announced that CFO John Markovich will resign effective September 2, 2026, and that Senior Vice President of Finance Greg Gorkov will serve as acting CFO.
IonQ has named Eric Ball, experienced in finance and M&A, and Timothy Baxter, former SkyWater Technology chair, to its board.
Reports reducing physical qubit counts compared with the surface code at tested code sizes, while streamlining quantum logic operations and error correction.
They aim to build a practical workflow that integrates quantum simulation results into materials models to predict EUV lithography blur. The project is supported by Japan–Canada public programs.
OptQC has raised ¥7 billion in a Series A2 round led by NTT. The funds will be used for R&D on a next‑generation photonic quantum processor and for hiring.
Pasqal and Eleven Ventures have agreed to establish a joint venture to deploy and sell neutral-atom quantum systems in Saudi Arabia and the wider MENA region.
Shunkai, for which Infleqtion supplied the quantum processing unit, is now operational. The initial configuration is about 50 qubits, with plans to expand to roughly 500 qubits.
A Qiskit tool that delays mapping to qubits to retain fermionic structure during compilation — aiding optimization of qubit circuits — has been released.
Added optical communications terminals for the SDA low‑Earth‑orbit communications network. Installed on a York Space Systems satellite, bringing the on‑orbit count to 84.