Xanadu, a leading quantum computing company pioneering photonic-based hardware and the quantum programming software, PennyLane, has been selected to participate in Stage A of the Quantum Benchmarking Initiative (QBI), a groundbreaking program launched by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in the United States.

The University of Maryland (UMD) and the global quantum computing firm Xanadu have established a strategic partnership to drive innovation, workforce development, and commercialization across the state of Maryland and the wider Mid-Atlantic region.

Entropica Labs, a quantum computing software company focused on fault-tolerant quantum error correction based in Singapore, and Xanadu, a world leader in photonic quantum computing based in Canada, have announced a partnership that takes aim at a future with fault-tolerant quantum computing (FTQC). This international collaboration paves the path towards utility scale quantum computing by combining Xanadu’s extensive open-source quantum software tools, PennyLane and Catalyst, with Entropica Labs’ EKA, a novel data structure to represent, interpret, and validate quantum error correction (QEC) codes.

BlueQubit and Pennylane's partnership is making waves in the world of quantum computing simulation. BlueQubit, a leading developer of quantum technology solutions, has released a unique plugin for Pennylane, Xanadu's recognized quantum machine learning library.

The Quantum Software Lab (QSL) is delighted to intensify its relationship with Xanadu Quantum Technologies to develop new quantum computing educational resources, explore collaborative research, and support students in the recently announced Centre for Doctoral Training in Quantum Informatics (QI CDT) funded by UK Government's Engineering & Physical Sciences Research Council.

Xanadu, the world leader in photonic quantum computing, partners with Nanofiber Quantum Technologies (NanoQT) and QunaSys to expand quantum research and support Japan's quantum ecosystem. Collaborating with two of Japan's prominent quantum startups, Xanadu will push the boundaries of quantum theory research and open-source quantum software development.

Xanadu (xanadu.ai), a world leader in photonic quantum computing is partnering with two leading Canadian universities and several industry partners for a collaborative project to advance research at the intersection of quantum technologies, cybersecurity, deep learning, and smart grids. The project, generously funded through a prestigious joint NSERC Alliance-Mitacs Accelerate grant, has the potential to make substantial contributions to Canada's quantum landscape, addressing critical gaps in training, education, and technology transfer.

Waterloo and Xanadu partner to continue to educate Canada’s quantum-ready workforce and pave the path for future innovators.

Rolls-Royce, Riverlane and Xanadu have secured more than £400,000 grant funding from Innovate UK to accelerate the development of applications that will allow quantum computers to model the flow of air through jet engines. An additional CAD $500,000 has been awarded from the National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC IRAP) as part of a growing relationship between the UK and Canada on quantum computing technology and expertise.