Delft Circuits develops cryogenic cabling for quantum computing on a startup budget. Head of Research Kiefer Vermeulen shares lessons on bridging academia and industry to build novel quantum hardware infrastructure.

Delft Circuits develops cryogenic cabling for quantum computing on a startup budget. Head of Research Kiefer Vermeulen shares lessons on bridging academia and industry to build novel quantum hardware infrastructure.
Measurement Geometry as a Resource for Certifying Network Nonlocality
Quantum networks can exhibit nonclassical correlations that cannot be explained by classical models with independent sources.
Transmon Phase Gates Controlled by Superconducting Soliton DAC
We introduce a superconducting digital-to-analog converter (DAC) that filters control noise, provides native multiplexing, performs quantum gates in nanoseconds, and can be controlled by CMOS.
Extending the Bloch sphere model to an N-qubit system
The Bloch sphere is an elegant tool for representing single-qubit states. However, a widely accepted generalization for multi-qubit systems with entanglement remains absent.
HamQASBench: A Hamiltonian-Informed Diagnostic Benchmark for Evaluating Quantum Architecture Search
IQM Acquires Quantistry Assets to Expand Industrial Quantum Software Capabilities
Error Mitigation in Bosonic Systems via Virtual Distillation
Virtual distillation is a promising error-mitigation technique that exploits multiple copies of a noisy quantum state to estimate observables as if measured on a purified state.
Photonic Cluster State Generation from a Quantum Dot Emitting in the Telecom C-band
Photonic cluster states are a key resource for photonic quantum information processing. So far, deterministic generation of these states has been limited to the near-infrared wavelength range.
Qubic secures CA$1.5M Canadian government contract to deliver nine cryogenic amplifiers with <0.1mW heat dissipation, advancing scalable quantum computing and sensing with more robust, power-efficient designs.
Qubic secures $1.5M Canadian government funding to develop cryogenic amplifiers, advancing quantum computing hardware capabilities and infrastructure.
MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGY LICENSING, LLC patent filing reveals a zoned neutral atom quantum computer that optimizes atom scheduling between storage and interaction regions using advanced solvers to reduce logical error rates.
Northrop Grumman demonstrates a CMOS current-based DAC operating at cryogenic temperatures for precise flux control of superconducting qubits, achieving high-fidelity readout and preparation with digitally tunable waveforms.
Researchers achieved the lowest charge noise (0.46 µeV/√Hz) in Ge quantum wells on silicon through engineered SiGe barrier composition, enabling high-fidelity scalable spin qubit processors.
Record-breaking heterogeneously integrated lasers at 795 nm achieve 3 kHz linewidth and >22 mW output power using micro-transfer printing, enabling scalable quantum processors and optical atomic clocks.
Switzerland's first IBM Quantum System Two installed at CSCS Lugano. 120-qubit Nighthawk r2 processor delivers 100,000+ circuits/second—25× throughput over prior generation. Establishes quantum hub through ETH Zurich-IBM partnership.
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QuTech introduces the Qbead, a portable qubit device designed to bring quantum computing accessibility to hands-on exploration.
Dr. Stockklauser promoted to CPO at Quantum Motion, having led development of the first commercial silicon spin-qubit system and advanced DARPA QBI initiatives—strengthening the company's quantum hardware leadership.
Chalmers University researchers achieve 1,000x speed improvement in bosonic quantum operations, advancing the practical feasibility of photonic quantum computing systems.
Universal Quantum expands to Singapore with SGD 30M investment backing ion-trap microchip manufacturing and million-qubit QPU scaling, targeting applications in pharmaceuticals, materials science, and logistics.