November 29th, 2024
Counting what counts in a quantum computer
The rapid development of quantum computing technology increasingly challenges businesses to assess its potential for solving their problems. However, these decisions are far from straightforward, as illustrated by a scenario explored in a master’s thesis supervised by the company Kvantify (Copenhagen, Denmark).
A business owner faces a specific problem they hope to solve using a quantum computer. The quantum software provider assures them that the required qubits are available and brings in the hardware provider, who presents technical details like system size and qubit quality. Yet, the conversation is anything but simple: instead of gaining clarity on the best solution, the entrepreneur finds themselves in a confusing comparison of different technologies and parameters. When a second hardware provider enters the discussion, the decision becomes even more complex.
The results, future work, and more about Kvantify and the benchmarking initiative can be found here.
June 2nd, 2026
On May 27th 2026, the CHAMP-ION consortium held its international opening event in Villach, Austria, bringing together leading stakeholders from across the European quantum technologies ecosystem.
May 5th, 2026
AQT’s unveils the LYNX Series, a new generation of 19-inch rack-mounted quantum computers that has officially achieved a record-breaking Quantum Volume (QV) of 32768. This sets a new milestone for a universal Quantum Computer that is designed, built, and located in Europe.
April 15th, 2026
By combining AQT’s powerful trapped-ion quantum computer hardware and easy-to-scale Horizon’s software, the two companies aim to accelerate users’ ability to build real-world quantum applications.
