Riverlane, the global leader in quantum error correction technology, has released its groundbreaking three-year roadmap for its Quantum Error Correction Stack, Deltaflow, starting in 2024 and culminating in a system where quantum computers can run one million (Mega) error-free Quantum Operations (QuOps) by 2026.

Researchers at the Niels Bohr Institute have signed a 4-year collaboration agreement with world leading quantum researchers at the renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Boston, USA. Researchers and students at both universities will join forces to try and solve the biggest quantum puzzles that continue to challenge researchers worldwide in the race to develop fault tolerant quantum computers. These new supercomputers, with unprecedented computational power for certain problems, have the potential to solve some of the universe's greatest mysteries.

The future of fault-tolerant quantum computing is drawing closer thanks to the development of cat qubits, a type of superconducting quantum bit renowned for their protection against bit-flip errors. Alice & Bob, pioneers of this qubit architecture, have unveiled a groundbreaking achievement in this domain: the Boson 4 chip system. This system features a single cat qubit that remarkably extends bit-flip times to over seven minutes (typically a few milliseconds with regular superconducting qubits).

QPerfect, a pioneer of advanced solutions to accelerate practical quantum computing, and QuEra Computing, global leader in neutral-atom quantum computing, today announced a collaboration aimed at the development and evaluation of tensor network methods for accurate modeling of quantum error correction.

The ParityQC team is proud to present the new paper “Fault-tolerant quantum computing with the parity code and noise-biased qubits”, introducing a new approach to error correction in quantum computing that combines the Parity error correction code with noise-biased qubits. Read an introduction to the paper below.

Denmark is set to redefine photonic quantum computing with the launch of a five-year research and innovation initiative, backed by a DKK 16.2 million grant from the Innovation Fund Denmark. The ‘Fault-Tolerant Quantum Photonics’ (FTQP) project will propel quantum hardware into the future with new fault-tolerant computing architectures centered around deterministic single-photon emitters.

PsiQuantum today announced the availability of the Quantum Resource Estimation Format (QREF) and the beta release of Bartiq, a Quantum Resource Estimator (QRE) for Fault Tolerant Quantum Computing (FTQC). QREF provides an open data format to represent FTQC algorithms and Bartiq is set to guide researchers and developers through the complexities of resource estimation for various fault-tolerant quantum algorithms.

Quantum Machines (QM) today announced the integration of its Observe camera interface with Hamamatsu’s high-speed ORCA-Quest camera. The collaboration between Quantum Machines and Hamamatsu pushes the boundaries of quantum computation, communication, and sensing.

Pasqal, a global leader in neutral atom quantum computing, and Welinq, a pioneering quantum networking company, today announced a groundbreaking partnership set to bring new standards in the quantum computing industry. This collaboration leverages the distinctive strengths of both companies to address some of the most challenging and exciting problems in neutral atom quantum computing.