Quantum computing news for the week ending December 13, 2025 exploded with epic funding rounds, international power plays, post-quantum shields, hardware game-changers, and apps hitting the ground—proving the quantum era is accelerating full throttle.

This week’s quantum frenzy packs satellite orbits with unbreakable encryption, record cash drops into qubit dreams, and warnings that China’s closing fast on the US lead. From room-temp comms at Stanford to India’s quantum cities, it’s a whirlwind of why-now innovation. Click deep or get left in classical dust.

Steady progress defined the week ending Novermber 29, 2025. We captured $250M in new venture funding, Saudi Arabia’s first quantum computer installation, widespread post-quantum cryptography adoption, and multiple scientific advances that bring practical applications closer.

This week saw landmark progress in quantum computing: Hong Kong’s first chip-based quantum network went live, IonQ acquired Skyloom to dominate quantum networking, and IBM-Cisco announced plans for distributed fault-tolerant systems. Funding, talent pipelines, and crypto migration strategies all hit new highs. The quantum era isn’t coming—it’s here, arguably.

This week’s quantum explosion features Quantinuum’s Helios with 99.9% fidelities and IQM’s Halocene for error-corrected scaling. Funding surges past $200M for Classiq, while tantalum qubits triple coherence. From space quantum clocks to PQC firmware, it’s the round-up redefining tech.

What a blockbuster week for quantum tech—massive government funding renewals, two companies going public (or nearly), record-breaking hardware launches, and earnings reports that show the industry is finally turning hype into revenue.