Tag: Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)

Quantum Computing Weekly Round-Up: Week Ending November 7, 2026

IonQ reported $173.8 million in third-quarter revenue and raised full-year guidance to more than half a billion dollars. Quantinuum also beat expectations and lifted its outlook while IBM placed its latest Nighthawk system in Chicago. Security teams rolled out new post-quantum tools and researchers tested quantum methods on real problems. Read the final edition of The Qubit Report for the week, ending November 7, 2026.

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The Qubit Report: October 2, 2026

Immanuel Bloch shares the 2026 Wolf Prize while FeBI Technologies lands $2.2 million for a quantum iron test aimed at First Nations clinics. The same desk cut an Oak Ridge fluid-dynamics circuit by 95 percent and watched WISeSat.Space open on Nasdaq as SAIQ. The wrap-up has the separability number, the grant fine print, and the source list.

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Quantum is On in Chattanooga: Quantum in Business Showcases How Companies are Putting Quantum Technologies to Work

EPB Quantum drew more than 450 business leaders to the Quantum in Business conference in Chattanooga on October 1, 2026. The utility and IonQ used the day to launch CQ Connect, a webinar series with tracks for biotech, insurance, finance, manufacturing, chemicals, and logistics. The full note covers the Synopsys runtime figures, the Kirq trial, and the Vanderbilt and UTC talent plans.

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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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Einstein Reads TQR Too

The Qubit Report: September 16, 2026

Anderon, an IBM company, finalized a $1 billion U.S. CHIPS award for its Albany 300-millimeter quantum wafer foundry, matched by another $1 billion from IBM. The same news cycle closed a real-time error-correction control loop, put compilers on IBM’s catalog, and showed spin-qubit gates on a commercial FD-SOI chip. The wrap-up collects the contracts, latency numbers, survey results, and PQC deadlines the board will ask about next.

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EPB Quantum℠ Expands Expertise

EPB Quantum℠ strengthens its team with three new experts to drive quantum technology development. The initiative, based in Chattanooga, offers the nation’s first commercial quantum network and computing access. This expansion supports real-world applications, fostering collaboration across industries and academia.

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