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Alice & Bob Launches Helium Multi-Cat-Qubit Platform for Third-Party Quantum Error Correction Experiments

Alice & Bob has made its Helium platform available to third-party organizations, marking the first multi cat-qubit system offered externally for quantum error correction research and experimentation. The compact 18-qubit system integrates noise-biased cat qubits with degree-2 connectivity and delivers bit-flip times exceeding one hour along with 94.2% Z-gate fidelity in 26.5 nanoseconds. Backed by €130 million in total funding and a new $50 million Paris laboratory, the company is advancing a clear roadmap toward a 100-logical-qubit Graphene quantum computer by 2030. The platform’s design aims to reduce physical qubit overhead for fault-tolerant quantum computing by up to 200 times compared with conventional superconducting approaches. Researchers can now access this hardware-efficient architecture through a unified control interface for collaborative experiments.

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Alice & Bob Proposes Five-Criteria Framework to Benchmark Logical Qubit Claims

Alice & Bob has published a whitepaper defining five criteria to benchmark logical qubit claims. The framework provides a modality-agnostic way to evaluate demonstrations of quantum error correction for fault-tolerant quantum computing. Key requirements include achieving breakeven with physical qubits, using scalable code parameters, running sufficient QEC cycles, measuring performance across all runs without post-selection, and operating on utility-relevant timescales. This structured approach enables consistent comparisons across hardware modalities and aligns claims with practical FTQC needs.

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Quantum Computing Weekly Round-Up: Week Ending April 4, 2026​​

This week’s quantum computing weekly round-up highlights explosive growth in investments, impressive hardware progress, and mounting urgency around quantum-safe security. From European unicorns raising big checks to new qubit readout techniques and orbital atomic clocks, the field is alive. Take a look at our summary covering the gamut!

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Quantum Computing Weekly Round-Up: Week Ending November 22, 2025

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.

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Alice & Bob Releases Felis 1.0, Featuring Logical Qubit Emulator

Alice & Bob has announced Felis 1.0, a toolbox featuring the first-ever logical qubit emulator. Felis helps users to prepare for practical quantum computing by facilitating the transition from NISQ devices to fault-tolerant algorithms. Built on top of Qiskit, Felis adds cat-qubit-specific capabilities for algorithm development and experimentation.

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Alice & Bob and Thales Quantum Aerospace Project

Alice & Bob and Thales have formed a strategic partnership to develop quantum algorithms that enhance aerospace equipment simulations. The project will leverage Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computers (FTQCs) to improve radar and telecommunications antenna design for advanced technologies.

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