Quantum Motion has delivered the first full-stack silicon quantum computer using CMOS technology to the UK’s NQCC. This scalable system integrates a Quantum Processing Unit with industry-standard software. It marks a significant step toward commercially viable quantum computing.
Honeywell announced a $600 million capital raise for Quantinuum at a $10 billion pre-money equity valuation, drawing in investors such as NVIDIA’s NVentures to propel quantum computing forward. This funding backs the Helios system launch, fault-tolerant computing, and global expansions. Explore Quantinuum’s history from its 2021 founding to recent developments like QIDO and Qatar partnerships.
DARPA’s Quantum Benchmarking Initiative aims to determine if a fault-tolerant quantum computer can be built by 2033. Fifteen companies have begun Stage A, while three more finalize contract details. By analyzing diverse hardware approaches, DARPA seeks to accelerate quantum technology for national security and industry.
emiQon has announced the release of the world’s first transistor capable of efficient operation in cryogenic conditions. This innovation reduces heat dissipation by a factor of 1,000, aiding the scalability of quantum computers to fault-tolerant levels. The transistors can be mass-produced using existing CMOS fabrication facilities, facilitating adoption without new infrastructure.