Riverlane has been granted a United States Patent for its "quantum computing decoder and associated methods" to address the 'backlog problem' – a fundamental barrier to scaling quantum computers.

IQM Quantum Computers, a global leader in building quantum computers, implements a dual leadership structure, appointing two Co-CEOs as part of its next growth phase, effective today. 

The European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) has launched a call for tender for the installation of the EuroQCS-France photonic quantum computer, a new EuroHPC quantum computer to be located in France.

Cisco has announced a new quantum networking collaboration with Nu Quantum, a UK startup. The partnership with Nu Quantum, based in Cambridge, will see Cisco become a prospective end-user for “Lyra,” a project that aims to deliver the world’s first “Quantum Networking Unit” (QNU.) Funded by a UK government contract valued at £2.3m, the goal is to build a network capable of connecting disparate quantum processing units (QPUs) and massively scale the number of qubits available to researchers and private companies.

Riverlane has come second in the Fujitsu Quantum Simulator Challenge for simulating a little-understood quantum noise phenomenon called leakage. Understanding every aspect of quantum noise is critical to address quantum error correction and unlock useful quantum computing, sooner.

The project, promoted by Cinfo and Kipu Quantum on the R infrastructure, applies the computing capacity offered today by quantum computing to the Galician operator’s optical fiber backbone network, examining its robustness and resilience to potential outages and/or critical situations.