The quantum revolution — pitting the US vs UK — is heating up in 2025. The US dominates with investment and scale, but the UK holds its own with smart innovation and regulatory savvy. From talent pools to chip design, both nations bring unique strengths to the field. It’s not a 1776-style rout—none-the-less, it’s another fight with global impact.
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.
Started in 2014, the UK’s National Quantum Technologies Programme (NQTP) continues to act as a strategic funder and catalyst in the rapidly growing UK quantum industry.
All Hail Lego-Man: The New Quantum Computer Cryo-Insulator Lego’s are more than toys? Researchers at the University of Lancaster are studying the use of the
Report: Israel Setting Aside $350M Over 6 Years for Advanced Quantum Technology This is the only source we at The Qubit Report could find with
International Telecommunications Union (ITU) Piecing Together Quantum Random Number Generator Standards Though quantum random number generation may be naturally secure, caution is needed when making
Trapping Photons in a Two-Dimensional System May Lead to Quantum Calculations and Quantum Simulations Massive photons in an artificial magnetic field Excerpts and salient points
Imperial College London Studies Mind-boggling Quantum Technology for National Security National Security in a Quantum World Excerpts and salient points ~ + Quantum computing is
Oxford University to Lead Quantum Technologies Research Hub; $120M USD Investment Oxford to lead quantum computing hub as part of UK’s research and innovation drive
$3.75M USD Raised by Crypta Labs London-based quantum cybersecurity startup Crypta Labs raises €3 million Excerpts and salient points ~ + Crypta Labs is also
