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Qolab Secures $54.2M Series B Led by UC Investments to Accelerate Superconducting Quantum Platform Development
GlobeNewswire USA Overview Santa Barbara-based quantum computing hardware startup Qolab announced a $54.2 million Series B funding round on July 2, 2026, led by UC Investments with participation from existing semiconductor investors. The... -
RIKEN’s 144-Qubit Superconducting Quantum Computer “Ei-II” Commences Operation with 99.9% Fidelity Amid Japan-Taiwan Compound Semiconductor Collaboration
digitimes Taiwan Overview Japan's RIKEN institute and academic institutions in Taiwan are strengthening collaboration on next-generation compound semiconductors. Concurrently, RIKEN's 144-qubit superconducting quantum computer, "Ei-II," ... -
Horizon Quantum IPO Sees Boost from US Executive Order, Plans Ireland Research Center with IonQ Quantum Computer
The Motley Fool USA Overview Horizon Quantum (HQ), a quantum software development company, recently completed its initial public offering (IPO), experiencing a stock surge following the U.S. Executive Order on quantum computing. The comp... -
Duke Quantum Center & IonQ Demonstrate First Fully Distributed 3-Node GHZ State Using Photonic-Linked Atomic Qubits
Quantum Computing Report USA Overview The Duke Quantum Center and IonQ have achieved the world's first fully distributed three-node Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger (GHZ) state, connecting individual atomic qubits via photonic links. This bre... -
Fujitsu to Deploy 1,024-Qubit Superconducting Quantum Computer in FY2026, Targeting Practical Quantum Computing by 2030
Fujitsu Global Japan Overview Fujitsu announced plans to install and launch a 1,024-qubit class superconducting quantum computer at its Technology Park during fiscal year 2026, marking a significant step towards its goal of achieving pra... -
Quantum Computing Nears Real-World Viability as Technology Maturation Accelerates
Fast Company USA Overview Quantum computing is rapidly progressing towards real-world viability, moving beyond pure research into stages with tangible applications. Ongoing advancements in hardware stability and algorithmic efficiency ar... -
Yale’s ERASE Project Secures $4 Million NSF Grant to Advance Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing
YaleNews USA Overview Yale University's ERASE project has been awarded a $4 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to accelerate the development of large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computers. This initiative focuses ... -
Atom Computing Secures $100 Million Series C Led by Third Point Ventures, Plus $100 Million LOI from U.S. Department of Commerce
YouTube (AgentShows) USA Overview A June 18, 2026, VC funding overview reported that Atom Computing successfully closed a $100 million Series C funding round led by Third Point Ventures. Additionally, the company received a $100 million ... -
Yale-Led ERASE Project Secures $4M NSF Grant to Accelerate Error-Correcting Quantum Computer Development, Partners with D-Wave Quantum
YaleNews USA Overview A Yale-led project, ERASE (Erasure Qubits and Dynamic Circuits for Quantum Advantage), has secured a new $4 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to accelerate its efforts to develop a large-scale... -
Los Alamos National Laboratory Reports in Physical Review X: Quantum Control Protocols Observe “Time Flowing in Reverse,” Promising Novel Energy Extraction from Quantum Systems
Los Alamos National Laboratory (via Science Blog) USA Overview Researchers including Los Alamos National Laboratory, reporting in Physical Review X, have developed quantum control protocols that can make certain quantum processes appear ...
