Quantum Startups News
Volkswagen is launching in Lisbon the world’s first pilot project for traffic optimization using a quantum computer. For this purpose, the company is equipping MAN buses of the public transport provider Carris with a traffic
Quantum Benchmark, the leading provider of solutions to characterize and reduce errors in quantum computing, is pleased to announce its partnership with the Google Quantum AI Lab during a milestone moment for quantum computing. This
Australian quantum computing startup Q-CTRL is putting its software to use, partnering with U.S.-based Bleximo to power that company’s superconducting quantum accelerators. Q-CTRL is trying to tackle the problem of reliability in quantum computing. Bleximo sells quantum accelerators
The Green’s function plays a crucial role to study the nature of quantum many-body systems, especially strongly-correlated systems. Although the development of quantum computers in near term is expected to enable us to compute energy
Innovate UK, as part of UK Research and Innovation, has up to £30 million to invest in projects that remove technological barriers to speeding up the commercialisation of the second generation of quantum technologies. The
Samsung and Mubadala Capital, a Emirati investment fund, are leading a new $55 Million funding round for IonQ, the startup that uses “trapped ions,” or charged particles suspended in a vacuum, as the basis for
Founded in 2017, HQS provides the software to facilitate the coming revolution in computationally supported new material design. HQS is a spin-off from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and provides software for quantum computers. The
Nu Quantum, the Cambridge-based quantum photonics company, raised a £650,000 pre-seed investment round led by Amadeus Capital Partners, with support from IQ Capital, Ahren Capital, Cambridge Enterprise and Martlet Capital, the investment arm of Marshall
ColdQuanta has just announced it has been awarded $1M from NASA’s Civilian Commercialization Readiness Pilot Program (CCRPP). The program will enable ColdQuanta to develop significantly smaller cold atom systems with a high level of ruggedness.
Rahko, a quantum UK-based startup originating from UCL’s Computer Science programme, supported by Conception X, a venture builder for deep tech startups, has just raised £1.3 million ($1.6 million) in a seed round led by Balderton
