Quantum Tech

ParTec, a European specialist in the development and design of AI supercomputers, quantum computing, and high-performance computing, and ORCA Computing, a quantum computing company, announced their partnership to provide customers with quantum-accelerated HPC and AI solution architectures.

Quantum computing has continued to move forward from theoretical promise to a practical reality, with 2025 shaping up to be a pivotal year for the burgeoning technology. Mainstream awareness is on the rise and so too is the adoption of the future technology. Governments and industries worldwide have accelerated efforts to prepare for the opportunities and challenges presented by the disruptive technology. Among them, the UK has positioned itself ...

Innovate UK has awarded TreQ and a consortium of partners including Rigetti, Oxford Ionics, Q-CTRL, and Qruise, £1.65 million to develop an Open Architecture Quantum (OAQ) Testbed.

Researchers have developed a novel approach to detecting spin states in diamond-based quantum systems, offering the potential for more compact and accessible quantum sensors.

The UK government is investing £121 million in quantum technology to tackle crime, fraud, and money laundering, while reinforcing its global leadership in the field and driving economic savings.

Billions of dollars, pounds, euros, and yen are being poured into the development and productisation of quantum computing, with China hosting an estimated funding of £13,3bn, Europe at £7.2bn, the US at £2.1bn, Japan at £1.8 bn, and the UK at £1.3 bn in 2022.

Partisia, Squareroot8, and NuSpace have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to advance the future of secure communications.

Bosch has established company with the synthetic diamond solutions provider Element Six for quantum sensing applications.

Nord Quantique has announced it has been accepted into stage A of DARPA’s Quantum Benchmarking Initiative (QBI).

On the 4th March 2025, Europe marked a key milestone in its quantum journey with the launch of the VTT Q50 – the continent’s first 50-qubit superconducting quantum computer.