Enterprises across three continents shift from cloud-based quantum access to owning complete quantum computing stacks, with IQM installations signaling growing commitment to hands-on research and long-term infrastructure development.

Enterprises across three continents shift from cloud-based quantum access to owning complete quantum computing stacks, with IQM installations signaling growing commitment to hands-on research and long-term infrastructure development.
Three quantum customers across Brazil, Finland, and Japan acquired complete technology stacks—not just standalone machines. Each deployment model differs, but all include hardware ownership, integrated software, and contracted upgrade paths.
Four computational methods validate electromagnetic coupling extraction in superconducting processors with <5% variance, advancing precise characterization for fault-tolerant quantum systems.
Diraq and Dell collaborate to integrate quantum processors with classical HPC systems, tackling the challenge of making quantum computing practical and scalable.
Creotech Quantum has secured an ESA contract to develop next-generation superconducting nanowire single-photon detectors for secure quantum and optical communications applications.
Eleqtron's trapped-ion quantum computer 'Jion' now operational at Germany's Jülich research center, expanding the facility's quantum computing access to six systems. Strengthens European quantum sovereignty and research capabilities.
Quantum Motion, SQC, Lawrence Semiconductor, and Pasqal announce executive appointments to accelerate silicon spin-qubit deployment, atomic-precision manufacturing, foundry expansion, and neutral-atom platform scaling.
Brian N. Siegelwax shares personal insights on Russia's quantum computing developments, examining the Bauman Octillion quantum computer initiative and its implications for global quantum technology landscape.
Diraq and Dell establish hybrid quantum-classical testbed with co-located silicon QPUs and HPC servers in Sydney, enabling real-time qubit calibration and quantum error correction orchestration at ultra-low latency.
GlobalFoundries secures $375M federal award to expand quantum semiconductor manufacturing in Malta, NY, establishing multi-modality domestic foundry for silicon-spin, trapped-ion, photonic, and superconducting quantum architectures.
Researchers developed a graph neural network and reinforcement learning framework that reduces ancilla-qubit overhead by 36.7% compared to existing methods, advancing efficient resource allocation for fault-tolerant quantum computers.
Researchers integrated quantum computation directly into measurement using superconducting qubits, improving magnetic field classification accuracy by up to 20 percentage points without multiple measurements.
Researchers demonstrate superconducting transistors as a solution to the fundamental challenge of controlling qubits at cryogenic temperatures, potentially eliminating complex external control electronics.
Q-CTRL's Boulder Opal autonomously calibrates quantum processors in hours instead of days, achieving 99.95% single-qubit and 98%+ two-qubit gate fidelity while automatically handling complex parameter tuning.
Diraq and Dell deployed an integrated HPC cluster in Sydney to minimize latency in quantum-classical workflows, validating real-time operations with silicon spin qubits targeting millions of qubits on a single chip by 2031.
MIT's new robotic optics lab automates precision optical experiments that traditionally require months of manual work, potentially dramatically accelerating testing cycles for quantum hardware development.
Novel encapsulation epitaxy enables large-area, air-stable monolayer NbSe₂ films with exceptional crystalline quality and 0.71 nH/□ kinetic inductance, demonstrating integration into superconducting quantum circuits.
Quobly validates single-chip quantum operations (readout, single-qubit, and two-qubit gates) on industrial 300mm FD-SOI silicon, demonstrating viable technology transfer for large-scale silicon spin-qubit systems.
Breakthrough in spin qubit speed: Researchers achieved 40GHz Rabi frequency using uniaxial strain, 10x faster than existing systems. At frequencies above 25GHz, qubits gain immunity to electrical noise, promising both speed and reliability improvements.
Perspective evaluates how 2D materials enable low-loss quantum components via transferable CMOS processes, identifying material reproducibility, manufacturing barriers, and standardized metrology as critical challenges requiring closed-loop process feedback.