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Quantinuum, CU Succeed Implementing Nonlocal qLDPC Code
July 2, 2024
Trapped ion quantum computing specialist Quantinuum and University of Colorado (Boulder) researchers reported yesterday they had implemented nonlocal qLDPC code Read more…
Quantinuum Launches H2, Reports Breakthrough in Work on Topological Qubits
May 9, 2023
Today is a good day for trapped ion quantum computer developer Quantinuum. The young company launched its newest system – System Model H2 – with 32 qubits c Read more…
HPC Career Notes: March 2023 Edition
March 1, 2023
In this monthly feature, we’ll keep you up-to-date on the latest career developments for individuals in the high-performance computing community. Whether it� Read more…
Quantinuum Reaches New Record Quantum Volume: 32,768
February 23, 2023
Quantinuum, a pioneer in ion trap quantum computing, today reported setting two performance records in quick succession, with its H1-1 system achieving a quantu Read more…
Nvidia Dives Deeper into Quantum, Announces QODA Programming Platform
July 12, 2022
GPU and accelerated-computing powerhouse Nvidia today announced a new programming platform – NVIDIA Quantum Optimized Device Architecture (QODA) – targeting development and management of applications run on hybrid classical-quantum systems. QODA joins cuQuantum, Nvidia’s quantum simulation SDK for use on GPU-accelerated systems. Unlike cuQuantum... Read more…
Quantinuum Debuts 20-Qubit H1-1 System; JPMorgan Chase Showcases its Strength
June 14, 2022
Quantinuum today announced a significant upgrade to its ion trap quantum computer, H1-1, which now has 20 qubits – up from 12 qubits – and features all-to-a Read more…
APS March Meeting: Google, Intel and Others Highlight Quantum Progress Points
March 17, 2022
At yesterday’s Quantum in Industry session at the APS March Meeting 2022, Google, IBM, Intel, Quantinuum, and Silicon Quantum Computing/University of South Wales (USW) presented progress points and ongoing challenges in the race to achieve practical quantum computing. While IBM has proclaimed 2023 to be the year it achieves quantum advantage, the other... Read more…
Quantinuum Debuts Quantum-based Cryptographic Key Service – Is this Quantum Advantage?
December 7, 2021
Quantinuum – the newly-named company resulting from the merger of Honeywell’s quantum computing division and UK-based Cambridge Quantum – today launched Quantum Origin, a service to deliver “completely unpredictable cryptographic keys” based... Read more…
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