Due to their fragility and susceptibility to noise, quantum computers still have a long way to go before they can be more widely used. One of the main challenges in developing this technology has to do with its architecture. As many engineers have...

Quantum News Briefs November 29 begins in Washington, DC with article "White House gives Federal agencies May 2023 deadline to provide list of quantum-vulnerable cryptographic systems"; moves to France where "Space tracking company Unseenlabs adds...

Horizon Quantum Computing founder and CEO Dr. Joe Fitzsimons, who is from Ireland, notes in his Twitter bio that he has been “slowly drifting Southeast (Dublin-Oxford-Singapore),” the latter city being the home base of his software development firm....

A leader in quantum-safe encryption, Post-Quantum is creating a multi-level strategy to prepare against the threat of quantum computing. While its cutting-edge products will no doubt help to make organizations from banks to governments more secure,...

Quantum News Briefs November 28: Quantum News Briefs November 28: D-Wave looks at past, present & future of quantum computing in VentureBeat interview, A guide to joining the quantum workforce of tomorrow; Russian scientists create quantum...

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IBM partners with Algorithmiq to fine-tune quantum...

"The automotive world is about to be disrupted by a relatively new set of technologies: quantum," explains Brian Lenahan, head of the Quantum Strategy Institute in a recent newsletter. Already the automotive industry is pushing ahead with quantum...

Organizations are getting increasingly concerned about their encrypted data being stolen today with an eye toward decrypting in the future with a quantum computer.

"We have reached a moment in time where sophisticated threat actors have...

Quantum News Briefs November 25: The Biden administration has racked up a host of cybersecurity accomplishments; SandboxAQ named to Fast Company's second annual list of the Next Big Things in Tech; Quantum Computing moves from out of theoretical...

Due to their fragility and susceptibility to noise, quantum computers still have a long way to go before they can be more widely used. One of the main challenges in developing this technology has to do with its architecture. As many engineers have...

Italian energy company Eni is working with France’s Pasqal, a company it invested in last year, to develop next-generation high-performance computing (HPC) solutions for the energy sector through quantum computing.

Eni provides a natural venue to...