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The Qubit Report: October 14, 2026

IonQ priced a $2.0 billion equity offering while Qilimanjaro closed nearly €20 million in its Series A with Indra and Spanish SETT capital. The same cycle brought Quantum Computing Inc. its first pharma customer via INmune Bio’s Dirac-3S work on XPro, SEALSQ’s ML-KEM attack research plus new chips, and Anderon’s superconducting quantum PDK. The wrap-up has the figures, the countermeasures, and the source list.

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The Qubit Report: October 8, 2026

Oratomic’s Series B put a $5.4 billion valuation on a Pasadena neutral-atom startup that has raised $775 million since March. The same day Universal Quantum closed a $100 million Series A, and Washington signed a $150 million conditional loan commitment with PsiQuantum that is not cash received. The pages behind the stickers, the MOU, and the 2028 target are the part worth clicking.

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The Qubit Report: October 1, 2026

WISeKey reported about $11.4 million in first-half revenue and a $36.4 million net loss while Quanome’s CEO offered up to $15 million in non-dilutive capital. EPB put an IonQ Forte Enterprise on the floor in Chattanooga as Europe put €47.5 million behind a full-stack quantum network. The wrap-up has the figures, the beta that is still a simulator, and the source list.

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The Qubit Report: September 30, 2026

IQM reserved about 2.8 million shares for new staff plans while Diraq booked a measurement lab at Albuquerque’s Roadrunner Quantum Lab. The same cycle put Classiq’s surface-code engine in an SDK, a three-year BTQ-Kaia wallet deal, and a C12-Thales radar award on one calendar. The wrap-up has the figures, the MOUs that are still only MOUs, and the source list.

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Classiq Quantum Software Gains Scientek and Kensho in Taiwan

Classiq signed a Scientek go-to-market agreement and a separate Kensho market-development partnership to expand Classiq quantum software in Taiwan. Scientek will work semiconductor, research, university and government accounts; Kensho will handle introductions, local support and training, with an early focus on chemical, materials and defense buyers. SEMICON Taiwan 2026 booths, executive remarks and the Q2T follow-on context appear in the full report.

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Israel Innovation Authority Allocates $32.9M for National Quantum Computing R&D Infrastructure

The Israel Innovation Authority has issued a NIS 100 million (€28.8 million / $32.9 million USD) call for proposals to build a national quantum computing R&D infrastructure. The facility must integrate at least three different quantum processing technologies and begin delivering services within 12 months. It will serve as Israel’s central hub for technology evaluation, benchmarking, algorithm development, and application testing. Leading Israeli companies across control, software, error mitigation, and hardware layers are positioned to engage with the new resource.

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Quantum Computing Weekly Round-Up: Week Ending June 20, 2026​​

The quantum sector accelerated from research to real deployments and policy mandates in mid-June 2026. The UK and Japan sealed a $24 billion partnership while the US and France advanced legislation and sovereign quantum infrastructure. Hardware from IQM reached Oak Ridge National Laboratory and photonic systems arrived in Japan, with PsiQuantum starting construction on a utility-scale system in Australia. Researchers achieved passive error correction at the break-even point and companies launched scalable post-quantum security platforms. Enterprises such as Rolls-Royce and Cleveland Clinic are integrating quantum tools into industrial and medical workflows, signaling a shift to procurement.

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Classiq and Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile Launch Latin America’s First Quantum Machine Learning Consortium for Computational Pathology

Classiq and Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile have launched Latin America’s first Quantum Machine Learning Consortium for computational pathology. The 12-month project focuses on renal pathology applications including kidney lesion classification and glomerular segmentation using hybrid quantum algorithms. Researchers will leverage Classiq’s platform with NVIDIA CUDA-Q and IonQ hardware to optimize quantum convolutional neural networks and variational classifiers.

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