DARPA’s Quantum Benchmarking Initiative aims to determine if a fault-tolerant quantum computer can be built by 2033. Fifteen companies have begun Stage A, while three more finalize contract details. By analyzing diverse hardware approaches, DARPA seeks to accelerate quantum technology for national security and industry.
Staying Power: Get Your Quantum State to Last 10,000 Times Longer UChicago scientists discover way to make quantum states last 10,000 times longer Read More…
Rigetti Starts August With $79M Funding Announcement… Bessemer Leads $79M Series C Round of Rigetti Computing to Advance Practical Quantum Computing Press release… Rigetti Computing,
U.S. DARPA Funds Awarded to Argonne National Laboratory and University of Chicago in Effort to Boost U.S. Quantum Computing Leadership Argonne receives two awards from
U.S. DARPA Program to Exploit Quantum Information Processing Selects Teams DARPA Kicks Off Program to Advance Quantum Computing Image: DARPA’s Optimization with Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum
National Security Gets Boost with Q-CTRL’s Investment From In-Q-Tel Q-CTRL announces strategic investment by In-Q-Tel to accelerate quantum technology solutions for national security applications Q-CTRL,
DARPA Award to Accelerate Scalable Cold Atom Quantum Computing ColdQuanta Awarded Contract of up to $7.4M from DARPA to Accelerate Development of Scalable Cold Atom
DARPA Grants $8.6M to Rigetti for Practical Quantum Computing Rigetti Computing Wins $8.6 million DARPA Grant to Demonstrate Practical Quantum Computing Full release… BERKELEY, Calif.,
U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Seeking Quantum Research Collaboration DARPA hopes to form quantum computing consortium In brief… + The Defense Advanced Research Projects
DARPA Awards Quantum Machine Learning Contract; Xanadu’s PennyLane is Key Xanadu awarded DARPA grant to further advance quantum machine learning Full release ~ PennyLane, the
