SEALSQ and WISeKey are enhancing their technologies to secure IoT and digital ecosystems. Their partnership focuses on integrating post-quantum cryptographic chips, blockchain solutions, and satellite connectivity. The two support the development of resilient, secure systems for global applications.
The University of Tübingen, JGU Mainz, and Stockholm University have secured nearly EUR 10 million from the European Research Council to develop advanced ion crystal-based quantum simulators. This project aims to explore complex quantum systems, providing insights into physics, chemistry, and biology, while pushing the boundaries of quantum research.
Quantum Computing Inc. has secured its first order for its TFLN photonic chip foundry from a major research institute in Asia. The order highlights QCi’s advanced fabrication capabilities and marks a pivotal step toward scaling photonic integrated circuits for telecom, datacom, and quantum applications.
Aqarios has launched Luna, a quantum platform enabling businesses to solve complex problems without needing quantum expertise. Luna offers pre-built optimization scenarios, access to various quantum backends, and integration with leading quantum solutions like Amazon Braket and Q-CTRL Fire Opal.
University of Sydney researchers have designed a new quantum error correction framework that reduces qubit requirements, making way for more efficient quantum computing and compact memory systems.
IonQ and Ansys are bringing quantum computing to the $10 billion CAE market. Their collaboration will speed up simulations, enabling faster product development and improving design processes for industries such as aerospace, automotive, and pharmaceuticals.
Quanscient, a Finnish tech company, has raised €5.2M to advance its cloud-based multiphysics simulation platform. The funding supports their mission to deliver faster and more efficient simulations for industries such as fusion energy, semiconductors, and aerospace.
IonQ has partnered with NKT Photonics to develop advanced laser technology, improving the precision and scalability of quantum computing systems for diverse applications, including cryptography and optimization.
QURECA introduces its Quantum Team Building Experience to strengthen collaboration, leadership, and problem-solving. The programme combines quantum principles with essential workplace skills, offering custom solutions to help businesses align with future technological growth.
The University of Sheffield has launched a new ultra-low temperature lab, expanding quantum research and education opportunities. Equipped with Oxford Instruments’ ProteoxMX dilution refrigerator, the facility will support dark matter detection and qubit research. Students and researchers will gain hands-on experience in quantum instrumentation, preparing them for future careers.