SEALSQ Corp ("SEALSQ" or "Company"), a company that focuses on developing and selling Semiconductors, PKI and Post-Quantum technology hardware and software products, today unveils advanced digital crypto wallet features designed to protect against the potential threats posed by quantum computing.

Oxford Ionics, a leader in trapped-ion quantum computing, today announced it has opened its first international office in Boulder, Colorado. With demand for quantum computers reaching new heights, the new office will serve as a critical base for its expansion into North America.

Today, the chip of Switzerland's first physical, commercially viable quantum computer arrived in Switzerland. This marks a significant milestone for Switzerland and strengthens the role of QuantumBasel, an uptownBasel Group company, as a neutral quantum hub and international innovation ecosystem.

Ooredoo, Qatar’s leading telecommunications operator and ICT provider, is pleased to announce that it is providing an estimated QR 2,800,000 to Hamad Bin Khalifa University’s (HBKU) Qatar Centre for Quantum Computing (QC2) to support its groundbreaking project to build the country's first quantum communication testbed.

ARCTIC is a collaborative effort that involves technology developers, technology integrators, modelers, designers, system and application players and end users to ensure a seamless interfacing between different layers. The project will address the existing gaps in the cryo-modelling and standardization domains, among others.

The ARCTIC (“Advanced Research on Cryogenic Technologies for Innovative Computing”) project intends to establish a complete and comprehensive European supply chain for cryogenic photonics, microelectronics, and, in general, cryo-microsystems around the emerging quantum computing industry and different cryo-enabled ICT applications.

BTQ Technologies Corp., a global quantum technology company focused on securing mission-critical networks, is pleased to announce the receipt of a major funding award that will complement the company's existing IP portfolio in the post-quantum space. BTQ plans to continue pursuing additional research and development grants and collaborations to expand its presence in Canada's vibrant quantum and cybersecurity ecosystems.

On July 11, 2024, the Quad Investors Network’s (QUIN) Quantum Center of Excellence published its final report detailing the quantum capabilities of the Quad nations. The report, entitled “Quantum Science & Technology in the QUAD Nations: Landscape and Opportunities,” describes the top challenges each country faces in Quantum Sciences, identifies areas for further exploration and collaboration, and lays out specific actions the QUIN can take to catalyze further advancements in areas of quantum computing, communications, and sensing amongst the Quad Nations.

The main goal of ARCTIC (Advanced Research on Cryogenic Technologies for Innovative Computing) is to develop scalable cryogenic ICT microsystems and control technology for quantum processors. The technologies developed will have applications in many fields from sensing to communication, leading to important cross-fertilization that will strengthen the forming European ecosystem on cryogenic classical and quantum microsystems.

Since January 2022, QSolid has been working on a high-quality quantum computer “Made in Germany” based on superconducting quantum chips. After 30 months, the large-scale project, led by Prof. Frank Wilhelm-Mauch from Forschungszentrum Jülich, has reached the mid-term. In the first half of the project, the team of over 160 people from 25 partner institutions was able to develop key technologies for an initial 10-qubit prototype of the final demonstrator. This created the basis for the implementation, further development and scaling of the system in the remaining course of the project until December 2026.