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,
Rigetti Computing’s Valuation, Did it Take a Hit Because Quantum Computing is Too Hard? Rigetti Computing took a $71 million down round, because quantum computing
Advanced Python Toolkit for Quantum Computing Control Released Q-CTRL Releases Professional-Grade ‘Quantum Control’ Tools to Improve Quantum Computing Hardware Performance Q-CTRL, a startup that applies
From Near Term Quantum Processors to Modernizing C++ for Quantum-Classical Computing, Annual APS Meeting is Stacked Quantum Bits: Q-Ctrl, D-Wave Start News Flow on Eve
Q-CTRL Founder to Speak to U.S. Office of Naval Research Quantum Technology Expert to Discuss Quantum Sensors for Defense Applications at Office of Naval Research
Quantum Computer Software Sales without a Quantum Computer The hard sell of quantum software Selected notes ~ + Across the world, small companies are springing
Bleximo’s Quantum Hardware + Q-CTRL’s Quantum Firmware = Quantum Computing for Industrial Applications Quantum Computing Startups Q-CTRL and Bleximo Enter Global Partnership Excerpts and salient
Global VC bets on Australian quantum computing start-up Q-CTRL in US$15m Series A The investment from top VCs will ensure Q-CTRL’s ‘quantum firmware’ becomes ubiquitous
Open Source Quantum Error Suppression Library. Note from Qubit: Qiskit Ignis is a framework for understanding and mitigating noise in quantum circuits and devices, and
Australia’s Black Opal. Q-CTRL released Black Opal claiming the first commercially available software suite “designed to improve the performance of quantum computing hardware.” Q-CTRL,
