Pasqal partners with Riverlane to merge neutral atom quantum systems with a specialized quantum error correction stack. Their collaboration aims to overcome reliability barriers by detecting and correcting errors in real time. Together, the two teams foresee industry-wide benefits for fields such as energy storage, pharmaceuticals, and artificial intelligence.
Pasqal has delivered a 100-qubit quantum computer to the Jülich Supercomputing Centre in Germany, enhancing Europe’s quantum computing infrastructure. The system will be integrated with the JURECA DC supercomputer as part of the EuroHPC JU project HPCQS, enabling researchers to solve complex challenges using hybrid classical-quantum resources. This collaboration aims to advance applications in various fields, including drug design and cybersecurity.
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.
PASQAL, a prominent player in neutral atoms quantum computing, is breaking new ground with the launch of “Quantum Discovery.”
BASF has begun to explore how PASQAL’s proprietary quantum algorithms could one day be used to predict weather patterns.
Pasqal and CINECA to advance use cases of neutral-atom-based quantum computers The Italian inter-university consortium CINECA — one of the world’s most important supercomputing centers
Atos joins forces with start-up Pasqal to accelerate High Performance Computing using quantum neutral atom technology Atos, a global leader in digital transformation, will collaborate
