Today, the Chattanooga Quantum Collaborative (CQC) joins organizations around the world in celebrating World Quantum Day, an international recognition of the people, ideas, and technologies shaping the future of quantum science.

Quantum Delta NL (QDNL), the Netherlands' national ecosystem for quantum innovation, announces that the National Growth Fund advisory committee has approved its updated programming and key performance indicators.

TreQ, the quantum systems engineering and manufacturing company, announced the launch of the Compass SG25B to break down the barriers to quantum innovation. A turnkey, open-architecture quantum computing system, Compass SG25B is designed for researchers and developers eager to move their work forward without the bottlenecks of infrastructure logistics.

In a workshop held on 6th March 2025 at Innopolis University, the foundations for the Tatarstan Quantum Consortium were established, marking a significant step towards ensuring that Tatarstan becomes a leader in the use of quantum computing and technologies by 2030. The consortium discussed quantum computing, quantum networks, quantum memory, and quantum sensing, but the priority was to enhance quantum computing. This initiative aims to drive advancements across various sectors, including pharmaceuticals, logistics, the financial industry, materials science, machine learning, and cryptography, representing a promising development for both the region’s future and the global quantum landscape.

Quantum Australia, the national centre for quantum industry growth, today announced the appointment of Petra Andrén as Chief Executive Officer. Ms Andrén brings extensive experience in scaling high-growth technology ventures and accelerating innovation ecosystems, with particular expertise in deep tech commercialisation.

In March 2025, the World Economic Forum published a new report in conjunction with Accenture. Quantum Technologies: Key Strategies and Opportunities for ICT Leaders explains how to harness the power of quantum technologies to drive innovation and maintain a competitive edge in the evolving digital landscape.

New York University Abu Dhabi (NYUAD), through its Center for Quantum and Topological Systems (CQTS), has taken a significant step in advancing quantum computing research by becoming the first institution in the Middle East to join Kipu’s Quantum Pioneer Program. Through this collaboration, NYUAD gains access to PLANQK, the leading platform designed to facilitate quantum research and development by providing seamless integration with quantum computing tools, hardware resources, and the latest services offered by Kipu Quantum based on novel application- and hardware-specific algorithms. The powerhouse behind this partnership is the QInnovision Consortium—a groundbreaking initiative by the Vernewell Group that proudly counts CQTS among its founding members.

Open Quantum Design (OQD), a non-profit organization based in Waterloo, has announced the launch of the world’s first open-source, full-stack, trapped-ion quantum computer. This initiative is designed to accelerate global quantum research, break down barriers between academia and industry, and cultivate a collaborative ecosystem. OQD is partnering with industry leaders Xanadu, the University of Waterloo, the Unitary Foundation, and Haiqu to create a platform where hardware, software, and training are freely accessible.

BTQ Technologies Corp. (the "Company"), a global quantum technology company focused on securing mission-critical networks, is pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") with the Future Quantum Convergence Forum ("FQCF"), the Quantum Industrial Standard Association ("QuINSA"), and the Future Quantum Convergence Institute ("QCI"). This collaboration represents a significant step toward fostering global innovation and cooperation in quantum technologies.

Quantum Industry Canada (QIC), the national industry-led consortium dedicated to advancing Canada’s quantum technology sector, announced today the addition of three organizations that strengthen crucial links in Canada’s quantum value chain. ACA TMetrix, the University of Waterloo’s Institute for Quantum Computing, and the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics bring distinct capabilities that enrich Canada’s quantum landscape and expand QIC’s collaborative reach.