Aliro has deployed an entanglement-based quantum system at its Boston site, enabling multiple functionalities for data security and qubit interconnects. The setup is managed by Aliro’s orchestration software and accepts hardware from various vendors. Experts predict expanded use across sensors, quantum processors, and advanced encryption scenarios.
Dynex has announced a 10-year plan to transition from GPU emulation to silicon quantum chips, aiming for 25% market share by 2034. The strategy includes the launch of the Apollo Silicon Quantum Chip in 2025, scaling to 1 million qubits over the decade. A $50 million venture capital round will support the company’s growth and partnerships across industries.
If we want quantum computers to reach their full potential, we’ll need complex networks of the machines strung together with quantum repeaters.
The roadmap serves as a guide for research and development in quantum interconnects, devices that link and distribute quantum information between systems and across distances to enable quantum computing, communications and sensing.
In this blogpost, [the authors] explain basic principles and use cases of quantum networks while explaining how a quantum repeater (a key piece of quantum network infrastructure) works…
[A]ttention is turning to quantum networking as a path to mitigating security threats posed by quantum computing while simultaneously scaling the potential of quantum technology to solve problems we cannot tackle using classical technology alone.
Although the word “qudit” might look like a typo, this lesser-known cousin of the qubit, or quantum bit, can carry more information and is more resistant to noise — both of which are key qualities needed to improve the performance of quantum networks, quantum key distribution systems and, eventually, the quantum internet.
The European Commission has selected ‘quantum internet’ as a strategic area for investment to build a global quantum internet made in Europe.
SpeQtral, a leading provider of satellite quantum communication technology, and Thales Alenia Space, a joint Venture between Thales (67 %) and Leonardo (33 %), announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (“MoU”) to research, develop and demonstrate quantum communications from space to Earth.
Researchers at the University of Science and Technology of China and Jinan Institute of Quantum Technology have recently demonstrated quantum entanglement between two memory devices located at 12.5 km apart from each other within an urban environment.
