MicroAlgo Inc. presents a new arithmetic method in quantum gate computing. The design uses CPU registers to handle qubits for addition tasks. This approach draws on the Bernstein-Vazirani algorithm for more efficient operations.
Alice & Bob has announced Felis 1.0, a toolbox featuring the first-ever logical qubit emulator. Felis helps users to prepare for practical quantum computing by facilitating the transition from NISQ devices to fault-tolerant algorithms. Built on top of Qiskit, Felis adds cat-qubit-specific capabilities for algorithm development and experimentation.
QuEra launches a quantum co-design program for tailored solutions in quantum computing. The initiative spans hardware, algorithms, and simulations to optimize capabilities. Participants gain early access to advanced quantum technology.
Alice & Bob has launched Dynamiqs, a powerful quantum simulation library. It uses NVIDIA GPUs to accelerate complex simulations by up to 60 times. This open-source tool supports advancements in quantum research and development.
Aqarios has launched Luna, a quantum platform enabling businesses to solve complex problems without needing quantum expertise. Luna offers pre-built optimization scenarios, access to various quantum backends, and integration with leading quantum solutions like Amazon Braket and Q-CTRL Fire Opal.
BTQ Technologies and Macquarie University have initiated a research collaboration to advance quantum algorithms and secure communications. Supported by Sydney Quantum Academy PhD students, the partnership focuses on integrating quantum processing into communication protocols to enhance speed, security, and energy efficiency.
Qunova Computing’s HiVQE algorithm achieved chemical accuracy across multiple quantum systems, marking significant progress in quantum chemistry. Tested on IQM, IBM, and AQT processors, the solution demonstrated hardware-agnostic performance. With fewer qubits required, Qunova’s algorithm offers a practical path toward quantum advantage in chemical computations.
Altair and the Technical University of Munich introduced a quantum algorithm for CFD, demonstrating improved scalability and efficiency. The research offers practical applications for industries relying on complex fluid dynamics simulations. This quantum-based approach marks a shift toward integrating advanced computing methods to solve large-scale industrial challenges.
Singapore-based Horizon Quantum Computing is simplifying and speeding up software development for quantum computers. The company, founded in 2018, aims to allow non-quantum computing developers to develop applications for quantum computer hardware. In fulfilling this goal, the company anticipates all software developers will be able to access quantum computing.
T-Systems Quantum Cloud customers now have access to AQT’s quantum computers, forming a partnership to strengthen Europe’s standing in ion trap-based quantum computing. AQT, based in Innsbruck and a prominent European player in this field, brings its quantum computers to T-Systems’ clients after successful integration tests.
