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Infineon Technologies has opened a new laboratory for the development of quantum electronics in Oberhaching near Munich. The objective is to develop and test microelectronic circuits for quantum computers that will be stable and small, will operate reliably, and can be produced on an industrial scale. Approximately twenty researchers will work at the lab. (more…)

Fujitsu and RIKEN have announced the development of a new 64-qubit superconducting quantum computer at the RIKEN RQC-Fujitsu Collaboration Centre. The new quantum computer leverages the technology developed by RIKEN and a consortium of joint research partners including Fujitsu, for quantum computers, which was first revealed to the public in March this year. (more…)

Researchers from The University of York in collaboration with the Quantum Communications Hub and euNetworks Fiber UK Limited (euNetworks) have demonstrated that quantum communication is possible over the long geographical distance that separates England from Ireland. The experiments series were conducted on euNetworks’ 224km Rockabill subsea network in July, pushing the boundaries of quantum communication and paving the way for the future security of private data. (more…)

QuickLogic Corporation has announced a partnership with Xiphera, a provider of hardware-based cryptographic security solutions, including post-quantum cryptography (PQC). This will implement Xiphera’s xQlave quantum-secure cryptographic IP cores on QuickLogic’s eFPGA (embedded field programmable gate arrays) architecture. This partnership provides architects with a path towards securing their assets against the quantum threat, enabling them to stay one step ahead in the evolving landscape of cyber threats.

In less than a year, large language model (LLM) AI tools like ChatGPT and Google Bard have had a powerful impact on the business world. Recent research indicates that most businesses have experimented with the tools, and many are now regularly integrating them into their workflows, says Max Vetter, VP of cyber at Immersive Labs.

Xanadu has announced partnership with Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI). The goal of this partnership is to advance fundamental research in quantum machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) for fault-tolerant quantum computers. Xanadu is at the forefront of quantum computing, developing quantum algorithms and applications for future technologies. Integral to this partnership is Xanadu’s open-source software library, PennyLane, designed to augment quantum computing research and development.

SKT has announced that it will promote the development of standards for quantum-safe communications at International Telecommunication Union Telecommunication Standardisation Sector (ITU-T) Study Group 17 (SG17). The meeting was held at Korea International Exhibition Centre (KINTEX).

Qubrid, a quantum computing company, has announced a broad range of consulting and professional services. This model will help customers to advance usage of quantum computing.

WISeKey International Holding Ltd., a provider in cybersecurity, digital identity, and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions functioning as a holding company, has announced that its subsidiary SEALSQ Corp., focusing in semiconductors and PKI (public key infrastructure), has developed post-quantum chips. These chips are designed to enhance AI (artificial intelligence) performance in semiconductors, introducing new capabilities to the world of technology.

IonQ, a provider in quantum computing, announced an agreement with BearingPoint, an European management and technology consulting firm with offices in 24 countries – to offer IonQ quantum system access and professional services to clients across Europe. BearingPoint consultants can now propose use cases and solutions for public and private groups that leverage the IonQ’s systems, helping them formulate positions on the evolving technology.