IonQ has partnered with NKT Photonics to develop advanced laser technology, improving the precision and scalability of quantum computing systems for diverse applications, including cryptography and optimization.
QURECA introduces its Quantum Team Building Experience to strengthen collaboration, leadership, and problem-solving. The programme combines quantum principles with essential workplace skills, offering custom solutions to help businesses align with future technological growth.
Nord Quantique has formed strategic partnerships with C2MI and NY CREATES, ensuring access to specialized semiconductor facilities within the Northeast Semiconductor Manufacturing Corridor. These collaborations will support the fabrication of superconducting and CMOS-based quantum chips, providing the reliability and scalability needed to advance fault-tolerant quantum computing.
Dynex has announced a 10-year plan to transition from GPU emulation to silicon quantum chips, aiming for 25% market share by 2034. The strategy includes the launch of the Apollo Silicon Quantum Chip in 2025, scaling to 1 million qubits over the decade. A $50 million venture capital round will support the company’s growth and partnerships across industries.
Interlune received a $365,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to develop energy-efficient technology for separating Helium-3 from domestic supplies, helping meet the growing demand in quantum computing, border security, and fusion energy.
IonQ achieved remote ion-ion entanglement between qubits in separate ion traps, advancing efforts toward scalable quantum systems. The development is a key step in IonQ’s strategy to implement photonic interconnects for quantum networking.
Infleqtion and Thorlabs are working together to bring new quantum technologies to market. Their collaboration focuses on commercializing a compact fibre collimation package, improving quantum technology applications across industries like healthcare and communications.
IBM has launched its first Quantum Data Center in Europe, providing local access to advanced quantum computing resources for businesses and research institutions.
Alice & Bob and Thales have formed a strategic partnership to develop quantum algorithms that enhance aerospace equipment simulations. The project will leverage Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computers (FTQCs) to improve radar and telecommunications antenna design for advanced technologies.
Washington D.C. is set to host the most anticipated event in the quantum technology sphere: Quantum.Tech USA on April 25-26. This pivotal conference, held for the first time in the nation’s capital, promises to be a gathering of the brightest minds in quantum technology, drawing experts from government agencies, Fortune 500 companies, and global enterprises.
