PsiQuantum and Brookhaven National Lab to study FTQC algorithms using Construct
A public–private collaboration using PsiQuantum’s Construct to study algorithms and scientific applications for fault-tolerant quantum computers.
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Infleqtion and Cisco collaborate on distributed quantum systems linking processors, memories, sensors
They will explore architectures that combine neutral‑atom quantum computers and sensors with quantum networking technologies to connect multiple devices.
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IBM and Lockheed Martin launch Swiss Quantum Innovation Hub at ETH Zurich; CSCS to host 120‑qubit IBM Quantum System Two
A quantum technology hub will be established at ETH Zurich, and an IBM Quantum System Two equipped with a 120‑qubit Nighthawk r2 will be brought into operation by the end of 2026.
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Yaqumo and Fujitsu begin hardware validation linking STAR architecture to neutral‑atom quantum cloud
The two companies have begun hardware validation of applying the STAR architecture to neutral‑atom quantum computers and of a cross‑platform cloud operations infrastructure.
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Xanadu and ASML collaborate on advanced lithography to cut optical loss in photonic quantum chips
Xanadu and ASML will jointly investigate lithography processes for photonic quantum hardware, aiming to suppress line-edge roughness and reduce optical loss.
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IonQ signs $8.18M quantum security deal with Congruity360 to deploy PQC and QKD
IonQ will supply PQC and QKD equipment to Congruity360 to help integrate quantum-safe protections into enterprise data management platforms.
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IonQ raises full-year 2026 revenue outlook to $450–460M, first to reflect SkyWater acquisition
IonQ has announced its full-year 2026 revenue outlook, incorporating SkyWater Technology’s contribution from its late‑July acquisition and the elimination of intercompany transactions between the two companies.
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Classiq signs Taiwan partnerships with Scientek and Kensho to build quantum software market
Scientek will introduce Classiq’s quantum software platform to Taiwan’s semiconductor companies and research institutions, and will consider training and joint R&D.
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Quantinuum and Aramco sign non-binding MOU to explore quantum computing in energy, compare multiple approaches
They will consider selecting industry use cases, comparing quantum approaches, and collaborating on fault‑tolerant quantum computing research.
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Pasqal and KACST sign multi-year collaboration on quantum‑safe cryptography in Saudi Arabia
Pasqal and Saudi Arabia’s KACST have signed a multi-year research collaboration to develop, validate and commercialize quantum‑safe cryptography.
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Yaqumo picked for NEDO program to co-develop optical modules with SCREEN for neutral-atom QCs
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.
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Xanadu and Mitsubishi Chemical begin phase two of quantum-driven EUV materials research
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.
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Pasqal and Eleven Ventures form joint venture to deploy neutral-atom quantum systems in Saudi Arabia and MENA
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.
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Pasqal to Put Business Combination with SPAC to Shareholder Vote on August 25
Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp. II will submit the business combination with Pasqal to a special shareholder meeting on August 25, 2026. Even if approved, customary closing conditions remain to be satisfied.
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IonQ and CMC Microsystems sign non-binding MOU to expand quantum cloud access in Canada
IonQ said it will be listed as a cloud quantum-computing provider for Canada’s FABrIC Quantum Computing Sandbox. The MOU is non-binding and terms have not been disclosed.
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Quanta Computer and Quantinuum to jointly develop hardware foundation for large-scale quantum computers
The two companies have begun joint development of a hardware foundation for future Quantinuum quantum systems, aimed at enhancing modularity, manufacturability, and scalability.
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Xanadu and University of Alberta partner on quantum research to design photosensitizers
They will jointly research quantum algorithms and computational frameworks handling excited states and light–matter interactions for photosensitizers used in photodynamic therapy.
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QuEra and Zapata Quantum partner to validate applications for fault-tolerant quantum computing
QuEra and Zapata Quantum have partnered to design and validate use cases ahead of the commercialization of fault-tolerant quantum computers.
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Quantinuum and Oracle to deliver Helios quantum services on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Quantinuum will install its trapped-ion quantum computer Helios in OCI, offering a hybrid computing environment that combines HPC and GPUs with quantum processing.
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Davidson and Strangeworks launch PoC comparing classical, quantum‑inspired and quantum optimization for defense
They will begin a joint proof of concept comparing classical computing, quantum‑inspired computing, and quantum computing for defense logistics, resource allocation and related decisions.
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Q-CTRL and Airbus test GPS‑independent quantum navigation system for aircraft
Evaluating Ironstone Opal—a quantum sensor system that measures regional magnetic and gravity fields for aircraft. Aims to provide alternative positioning during GPS disruption.
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Eaton selects Infleqtion for U.S. grid resilience study comparing quantum and classical methods
Infleqtion will join a multi-year program applying quantum computing to U.S. grid contingency analysis. Eaton will lead the effort, comparing quantum and classical approaches and estimating required resources.
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SEC declares Form F-4 effective for Pasqal’s proposed business combination with Bleichroeder
Pasqal’s planned Nasdaq listing via a SPAC has advanced procedurally. The companies aim to complete the business combination following an August 25 shareholder meeting.
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IonQ and Sandia National Laboratories sign MOU for quantum co-design for national security
IonQ and Sandia National Laboratories have signed an MOU to explore joint co-design of quantum computing and quantum networking.
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Nauticus Robotics and Strangeworks to collaborate on AI‑optimized undersea fiber sensing deployment
They will combine autonomous undersea robots with Strangeworks’ Aura optimization platform to explore efficient deployment of sensing networks for protecting marine infrastructure.
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IonQ and EPB plan Tennessee Quantum Communications Research Center with $15M to test quantum memory on live fiber network
IonQ and EPB plan to establish a center in Tennessee to study quantum memory and long-distance quantum communications using an operational optical fiber network.
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D-Wave and Nasdaq Verafin agree PoC to test quantum annealing for financial crime detection
D-Wave and Nasdaq Verafin will launch a proof of concept applying quantum–classical hybrid techniques to financial crime detection. They will analyze hundreds of data signals to explore their use in predictive models for anomalous account behavior.
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OptQC and NTT form capital and business alliance to target 1 million physical-qubit photonic quantum computer by FY2030
OptQC and NTT have signed a capital and business alliance to commercialize photonic quantum computers, expanding collaboration from R&D through commercialization and societal deployment.
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Mitsui Kinzoku joins Quemix in capital-business tie-up to advance quantum materials simulation
Mitsui Kinzoku will subscribe to Quemix’s third-party allotment of new shares and strengthen joint research on materials calculations using quantum computers.
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IonQ completes acquisition of SkyWater Technology, bolstering vertical integration of quantum chip manufacturing
IonQ has completed its acquisition of U.S. semiconductor foundry SkyWater Technology, bringing design, manufacturing, and advanced packaging in-house to strengthen its quantum technology supply chain.
