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.
PNNL Energy Sciences Center Will Help Realize Clean Energy Future An artist rendering shows how the Energy Sciences Center will look after construction is complete
A bridge to the quantum revolution When reliable qubit-based calculating devices arrive on the computing scene, they will not stand alone. They will need to
Cosmic rays may soon stymie quantum computing Key points… + But researchers at MIT, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) have found
Drawing From Minecraft Experiences to Program Quantum Computing Algorithms The Quantum Gate Hack – Applying Ideas From Gaming Hacks to Quantum Computing + Everyone working
Bridging Classical and Quantum Computers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Researchers set benchmark to determine achievement of quantum computing The race toward the first practical
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Takes Pride In Quantum Computing and Chemical Research Direction Tri-Cities scientists are taking a quantum leap in supercomputing for clean energy
Focusing on the Quantum Sandwich: Northwest Quantum Nexus Formally Announced. Sustainability, materials science, better batteries. These are a taste of the applications the Northwest Quantum
