IBM expands Qiskit compiler foundation in v2.6, intensifying competition with Classiq
IBM has released Qiskit SDK v2.6. It enables custom compiler paths via a C API, QPY circuit serialization, and custom quantum operations.
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Classiq to open Romania regional HQ with FreeYa Mind Campus, leveraging IBM Quantum hub
Classiq and FreeYa Mind Campus will establish a hub in Iași, Romania combining quantum hardware, a development platform, and education.
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Classiq partners with NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS to accelerate APAC sales network
NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS will propose and sell Classiq’s quantum software development platform and jointly support Japanese companies from use‑case discovery through development and validation.
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Classiq unveils Fault Tolerance Engine to turn FTQC resource estimates into execution plans
Classiq has announced its Fault Tolerance Engine, which plans qubit placement and routing and estimates the physical resources required for fault-tolerant quantum computing.
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PsiQuantum expands quantum software ahead of FTQC, unveils resource estimates and compiler optimizations
PsiQuantum will present an open development kit, educational materials, and research on quantum resource estimates for the SYK and Fermi–Hubbard models for fault-tolerant quantum computing.
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Infleqtion reports ~5× improvement in QEC encoding rate — what that really means
Infleqtion has announced integration results for qLDPC and CUDA‑Q Logical. It built and validated a high‑rate code that uses about six physical data qubits per logical qubit.
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Iceberg Quantum and Diraq map qLDPC QEC ‘Pinnacle’ onto spin qubits, simulate low‑overhead performance
Using NVIDIA CUDA‑Q Logical, they show a qLDPC approach can potentially maintain its low overhead on Diraq’s spin‑qubit platform.
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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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Q-CTRL runs 100-qubit QFT on IBM Heron; proprietary compilation doubles scale of prior demonstrations
Q-CTRL reports executing the quantum Fourier transform on up to 100 qubits on IBM Heron r3, extracting the correct frequency as the most frequent measurement outcome.
