Quantum computing is an interesting investment sector. Several companies compete in this field, ranging from tech giants to ...

Here’s a quick look at their projected milestones: 2025-2027: Focus on scaling physical qubits and improving fidelity. 2030: ...

On January 8, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang jolted the stock market by saying that practical quantum computing is still 15 to 30 years away, at the same time suggesting those computers will need Nvidia ...

SEEQC, a quantum computing startup, has raised $30 million in funding co-led by Booz Allen Ventures and Japanese-European VC firm NordicNinja, with participation from new backer SIP Capital and ...

Can IonQ outperform Quantum Computing, Inc. in 2025 -- and beyond? Here's what you need to know about two leading names in the booming quantum computing market.

IonQ, the Maryland-based developer of quantum computing systems that recently signed a $55 million deal with the US Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), is hooking up with NKT Photonics and imec to ...

This also enabled the computations to run 1,000x more efficiently. About Qunova Computing Founded in 2021, Qunova Computing builds quantum algorithms for the chemical and pharmaceutical industries.

Today, the company announced that it has reached the milestone of having built 30 full-stack quantum computers at the site — which beyond the assembly line also houses Europe’s only private ...

The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has published the results of an exercise that assessed whether quantum computers will deliver on the promise of solving problems that stump classical ...

Although large companies like Google, IBM, Fujitsu, Amazon and Microsoft began investing in efforts to build practical quantum computers during the 2010s, start-up investments in quantum computing ...

Founded in 2016, PsiQuantum hit the headlines in 2021 when it raised $700 million to pursue its goal of building useful quantum computers within a decade. This week, it announced a similar injection ...

Using just hundreds of these qubits in a quantum computer could lead to quantum advantage — rather than the millions of qubits scientists have previously thought we would need, study co-author ...