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- Quantum Software Outlook 2020
In 2020 everyone will want to persuade you to join their quantum software camp. Not everyone will come away happy. Huddling round the community fire may be a good way to keep the chills of quantum winter at bay. Making camp Everyone knows how lucrative controlling the software playing field ... read more - Quantum Landscape Outlook 2020
The quantum race is truly underway as regions and nations vie to join the $1 billion club. 2020 will see geopolitical considerations increasingly hard to ignore as major national programmes chart their way forward. 2019 was a year of consolidation for national quantum programmes. Everyone wanted to boast about how ... read more - Quantum error correction – from geek to superhero
Quantum computers can only realise their full potential by defeating the noise that plagues their delicate qubits. The field of quantum error correction offers some increasingly mature solutions. But it is also still a rapidly evolving discipline, and innovation here, as much as in hardware, will shape the future quantum ... read more
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- ‘Overly aggressive’: R&D uncertainty stops quantum leaps, startup saysQ-CTRL launched a free version of its software, called Black Opal, in 2018. Quantum computing has significant potential in a range of sectors from ... read more
- Software tools for quantum control: Improving quantum computer performance through noise and error suppression. (arXiv:2001.04060v1 [quant-ph])Manipulating quantum computing hardware in the presence of imperfect devices and control systems is a central challenge in realizing useful quantum computers. Susceptibility to noise in particular limits the performance and algorithmic capabilities experienced by end users. Fortunately, in both the NISQ era and beyond, quantum control enables the efficient ... read more
- 2020 Quantum Computing Industry Predictions"The demonstration of quantum supremacy is highly likely to drive major ... Q-CTRL develops software to solve a major obstacle in the path toward ... read more
- Quantum Technology Expert to Discuss Quantum Sensors for Defense Applications at Office of …Part of ONR's Distinguished Lecture Series, Q-CTRL CEO Michael J. Biercuk to detail latest research in using quantum-based technologies in military ... read more
- Quantum Technology Expert to Discuss Quantum Sensors for Defense Applications at Office of …ARLINGTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Michael J. Biercuk, founder and CEO of Q-CTRL, will describe how quantum sensors may provide exceptional ... read more
- Quantum Technology Expert to Discuss Quantum Sensors for Defense Applications at Office of …ARLINGTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Michael J. Biercuk, founder and CEO of Q-CTRL, will describe how quantum sensors may provide exceptional ... read more
- Aussie AI start-up raises $20m after hooking Boeing and Tesla dealsIts inertial navigation system is based on an AI algorithm, which allows it to be smaller, more accurate, more reliable ... of their crops using satellite imaging, plant-based meat start-up v2food and quantum computing venture Q-CTRL. ... read more
- University of Sydney boasts a large increase in number of successful research spin out companiesNotable companies on the list include quantum start-up Q-Ctrl, which has ... sensitive quantum states that must be maintained if quantum computers ... read more
- Open Beta is open for business“We believe in this product and we know you’ll love it.” Get with the program From now until we go live with our full product, our customers will have full, free access to all aspects of BLACK OPAL. Now you can experience the premium package for free; access our ... read more
- Quantum Computing Start-up Q-CTRL Opens US Headquarters in Los Angeles – Quantaneo, the Quantum Computing SourceQuantum Computing Start-up Q-CTRL Opens US Headquarters in Los Angeles Quantaneo, the Quantum Computing Source ... read more
