This quantum computing weekly final assembles the complete collection of the week’s headlines: hardware scaling through new chips and co-located error-correction platforms, commercial revenue records

Quantum security and post-quantum cryptography readiness took center stage this week as standards bodies locked migration timelines and national networks lit their first quantum-safe segments.

This week fault-tolerance raced ahead as post-quantum defenses scrambled to keep pace. Quantinuum posted 99.9995 percent logical fidelity and NVIDIA completed the largest realistic fault-tolerant

Quantum security led the week as IonQ agreed to acquire Elisity for up to $1.3 billion and raised $2 billion. ORCA launched its PT-3 for

Capital poured into quantum startups and national programs this week while hardware partnerships advanced the path to scalable systems. Oratomic reached a $5.4 billion valuation,

Quantum left the whiteboard this week and started taking street addresses. Albuquerque opened Roadrunner Quantum Lab to its first tenants. Chattanooga switched on an IonQ