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Japan’s Full-Stack Neutral-Atom Quantum Computer is Operational
31/08/2026

Japan’s Full-Stack Neutral-Atom Quantum Computer is Operational

Japan’s Institute for Molecular Science has begun operating Shunkai, the country’s first full-stack neutral-atom quantum computer.

Source: YouTube
17/08/2026

Source: YouTube

Physicists have identified multiple distinct states and phases of m...

Netherlands delivers its first quantum computer to German aerospace institute | NL Times
17/07/2026

Netherlands delivers its first quantum computer to German aerospace institute | NL Times

QuiX Quantum delivered the Netherlands’ first quantum computer to Germany’s DLR aerospace institute, Financieele Dagblad (FD) reports. The machine, named Carina, is also the world’s first quantum computer to rely on photons — light particles — as its qubits. The Enschede-based startup, a s...

23/05/2026

Kavan Modi joined CQT as a Principal Investigator in May. He is also a Professor at the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD). Before joining SUTD, he was a Professor at Monash University in Australia. His research is focused on understanding quantum stochastic processes.

23/05/2026

BREAKING: D-Wave Quantum Inc. (QBTS) stock has surged more than 47% over the last two days after the U.S. Commerce Department awarded $2 billion in federal incentives to 9 companies operating in the quantum computing space.

D-Wave Quantum is receiving $100 million.

Under the unique structure of this Trump administration initiative, the U.S. government is not just handing out grants; it is taking minority, non-controlling equity stakes in the selected companies. D-Wave will issue $100 million in common stock to the Department of Commerce.

This puts the U.S. government directly onto D-Wave's cap table. For institutional investors, this functions as the ultimate sovereign stamp of approval, signaling that the state views D-Wave's superconducting annealing and gate-model technology as vital to national security and geopolitical competition (particularly against China's state-backed quantum advancements).

The $100 million in planned funding directly validates its commercial quantum annealing architectures and provides the necessary runway to solve engineering bottlenecks including optimizing advanced dielectric materials to improve qubit counts, enhancing coherence and lowering error rates and high-density advanced packaging at its domestic R&D and fabrication sites.

Why Nvidia and Washington are suddenly betting big on Quantum — TradingView News
23/05/2026

Why Nvidia and Washington are suddenly betting big on Quantum — TradingView News

Quantum computing is quickly moving from a long-term research bet to a serious infrastructure race.Nvidia’s venture arm backed Alice & Bob, a French startup working on less error-prone quantum hardware, just as Washington moved to pump about $2 billion into nine quantum companies.The timing was no...

06/03/2026

Our Education Manager Alexander Hue will be at Yishun Library tomorrow to share a 100-year story of quantum ✨

The talk visits the 💥 ultraviolet catastrophe ⚛️atomic bombs ⏰ atomic clocks 💻 transistors 🧲 superconductivity 🔗 quantum entanglement and more. Find out how quantum physics has given us modern technologies and what future applications of quantum technologies could look like.

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📆 7 March, Saturday
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