In an exciting development, PASQAL has joined forces with Mila, a renowned research institute at the University of Montreal. The institute, founded by Professor Yoshua Bengio, is dedicated to AI. This collaboration marks an exploratory initiative, aiming to elevate generative modeling through quantum computing benchmarking and integration with tensor networks.
Tiempo Secure has been chosen to participate in the µPQRS (Post Quantum, Secure, Resilient, and Sovereign Security Microprocessor) project, backed by the French State. This project is a response to the growing cybersecurity challenges in Europe, aligning with the Cyber Resilience Act of the European Union, which aims to enhance security standards in digital products. Tiempo Secure’s expertise and knowledge have been instrumental in developing solutions to address the critical issue of strategic sovereignty.
In research on quantum computers, one aspect that has been mostly neglected until now is the generation of heat.
Co-founded and directed by Maud Vinet, Siquance aims to develop and commercialize a quantum computer built on advanced semiconductor technology and the expertise of European chip manufacturers
EAGLE-1 satellite for ESA’s end-to-end Quantum Key Distribution system to launch on the Vega-C rocket from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana in 2024. The satellite will be placed into Low Earth Orbit (LEO).
The European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) has selected six sites across the European Union (EU) to host and operate the first EuroHPC quantum computers: Czechia, Germany, Spain, France, Italy, and Poland.
¹²CQ chip technology patent is granted in Hong Kong.
Creating a “quantum sandbox” within government aimed at developing proof-of-concepts and testing near-term quantum applications provides a unique way to begin using today’s technology.
French quantum computing startup, Alice&Bob, announced a major advance towards the first marketable quantum computer. In a major scientific breakthrough, Alice&Bob has eliminated one of the main barriers to, and significantly reduced the complexity of, delivering a functional quantum computer – a goal that could now be within reach.
Alice et Bob demonstrate that their cat-qubit stabilization scheme is compatible with macroscopic bit-flip times: they increased the resilience to bit-flip errors from a previous record of a few milliseconds to 2 minutes…
