Rydberg Technologies achieves a significant milestone: demonstrating the world’s first long-range atomic RF communication. This accomplishment marks a pivotal advance in practical quantum technology applications.
EPB Quantum Network, powered by Qubitekk, announced a collaboration with Qunnect, a leader in quantum-secure networking. Together, they aim to assess the compatibility of critical quantum technologies within a network – a first-time joint operation between two commercial quantum networking companies.
VTT and IQM Quantum Computers have unveiled Finland’s second quantum computer with 20 qubits. This development marks a significant step in Finland’s commitment to quantum computing, following the creation of a 5-qubit quantum computer in 2021.
Atlantic Quantum Corp. announces its selection by AFWERX for a $1.25 million Direct-to-Phase II contract, focusing on fluxonium-based quantum computing hardware. This collaboration, aimed at addressing critical challenges for the Department of the Air Force (DAF), is a part of the streamlined Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) process. Atlantic Quantum’s innovation aims to overcome current quantum hardware limitations related to error rates and scalability.
There are several different modalities or approaches underway to make quantum computers easier to deploy at scale, such as superconducting, cold atom, cold trapped ion, crystals with nitrogen-vacancy centers and more.
Quantum computing has a crucial weakness that may severely delay, if not kill outright, its chances of becoming a way of running algorithms that classical computers cannot handle: its susceptibility to noise.
Quantum sensing and post-quantum cryptography are two technologies that researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology will be prioritizing in the coming year as researchers focus on the logistics behind commercializing applied quantum technologies.
These are three of 16 futuristic projects within the National Growth Fund programme Quantum Technology organised by Quantum Delta NL in collaboration with NWO.
Joe Altepeter, a program manager in DARPA’s Defense Sciences Office (DSO): Of the 10 smartest physicists I know, about half of them are convinced that quantum computers are going to totally revolutionize computing in the 21st century and be a revolutionary way to solve problems from material science, to chemistry, to mathematics, to optimization.
o, next generation wormhole publicity stunts will involve, beyond going from 9 qubits to more, putting two quantum computers in two places and connecting them by a quantum network. The press reports will explain that physicists not only created a wormhole on a chip, but created a wormhole connecting two different labs.
