QuantWare, together with the University of Napoli (UNINA), the Niels Bohr Institute (NBI) in Copenhagen, Qblox and QuantrolOx will investigate a new superconducting qubit technology via an EIC Pathfinder grant. The consortium will develop superconducting qubits based on ferromagnetic Josephson junctions, which can resolve existing bottlenecks in the scalability of superconducting qubit-based quantum computing.

Proposed experiment shows that quantum entanglement is not the only way to test whether gravity has a quantum nature.

Researchers using QuiX Quantum's technology have successfully demonstrated the on-chip generation of Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger (GHZ) states, a critical component for the advancement of photonic quantum computing. This breakthrough establishes QuiX Quantum’s integrated technology as the leading platform for photonic quantum computing, and further validates QuiX Quantum’s roadmap to deliver a scalable universal quantum computer.

Quantum mechanical effects such as radioactive decay, or more generally: ‘tunneling’, display intriguing mathematical patterns. Two researchers at the University of Amsterdam now show that a 40-year-old mathematical discovery can be used to fully encode and understand this structure.

Q*Bird has announced a partnership with Eurofiber to integrate Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) technology into Eurofiber’s fiber optic network. Revealed at the 2024 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, this collaboration is set to boost data security for various sectors including logistics, finance, government, healthcare, and critical infrastructure.

QuTech and Eurofiber, together with QuTech spin-out Q*Bird and other partners, have installed a proof-of-concept quantum communication system between locations in the Utrecht area. The testbed shows that it is possible to build secure communication using carrier grade dark fiber connections, integrating conventional network equipment in a quantum encryption environment.

Dutch quantum technology company Orange Quantum Systems [OrangeQS] has announced a stronger focus on industry-level testing, that reflects the way the sector is maturing.

QuTech has united with four quantum companies in the HectoQubit/2 consortium to build full superconducting quantum computing systems to be made publicly available through QuTech’s Quantum Inspire cloud platform. The systems will mean significant upgrades to the Starmon-5 system that has been available since 2020.

Amazec Photonics, a photonics based medtech, has secured a €1.5 million Seed Round to develop its pioneering minimally invasive diagnosis devices.

QuantWare today announced the launch of the next generation of ultra-low-noise quantum amplifiers with its updated Crescendo-S J-TWPA. The new product is less than half the size of the previous generation, whilst being easier to use and achieving better performance. Its accompanying high-density cryo holder, Concerto, houses and shields up to six Crescendi in a compact form-factor. This makes the amplifiers scalable for the largest systems currently available in the market.