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

The past seven days delivered a surge of concrete progress across hardware roadmaps, funding rounds, and policy mandates. QuEra outlined a clear path to over a thousand logical qubits, while Spinq secured major capital for fault tolerance. Governments from the US to Turkiye signaled they are done waiting on the sidelines. Microsoft and Moody’s both moved post-quantum timelines forward, and new tools from DigiCert made the first steps of migration more actionable.

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Horizon Quantum Selects Dublin for Second Quantum Computer Testbed with IonQ 256-Qubit Trapped-Ion System

Horizon Quantum is establishing its second quantum computer testbed in Dublin, Ireland, equipped with an IonQ 256-qubit trapped-ion system. This deployment at the company’s European headquarters aims to leverage Ireland’s quantum ecosystem and talent pool while advancing the company’s hardware-agnostic software capabilities through the Triple Alpha environment. The initiative follows a similar superconducting testbed in Singapore and aligns with Ireland’s Silicon Island National Semiconductor Strategy. Government support from figures like Minister Peter Burke and IDA Ireland CEO Michael Lohan highlights the strategic importance of this investment. CEO Dr. Joe Fitzsimons emphasized the step forward for both the company and Ireland’s quantum sector.

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Haiqu Launches Agentic Quantum Operating System to Accelerate Enterprise Quantum R&D

Haiqu has introduced its Agentic Quantum Operating System (HaiquOS), a full-stack quantum intelligence platform that combines agentic AI with proprietary middleware. The solution helps R&D teams identify suitable problems, design experiments, and interpret results from today’s noisy quantum hardware with minimal custom engineering. Internal benchmarks show dramatic efficiency gains, including a molecular dynamics simulation reduced from over nine hours and $30,000 to roughly 30 seconds and $25. HaiquOS is already gaining interest from organizations including Capgemini and Deloitte.

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