Quickly Quantum

Alice & Bob reports long physical bit-flip lifetimes on cat-qubit hardware, while the remaining error-correction challenges stay substantial. The episode also covers NIST’s post-quantum migration roadmap, practical preparation in Hong Kong, South Korea’s planned hybrid system and new funding for Quint Computing.

• NIST sets post-quantum cryptography migration priorities — Industrial Cyber
• HKUST and HKMA Launch PQC Toolkit for Banks — The Quantum Insider
• South Korea Launches Hangang Supercomputer, Plans Quantum Integration — The Quantum Insider
• Quint Computing raises €9.1M to scale quantum computing technology — tech.eu
• Oxford Ionics and IonQ post — @TechInnovationz on X
• Alice & Bob Demonstrates Multi-Hour Physical Bit-Flip Suppression — Quantum Computing Report

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Today’s episode follows a certified post-quantum payment-card platform and considers what still has to happen before it reaches everyday use. We also cover emulator access through qBraid, research surfaced by Quantum Papers, Iceberg Quantum’s advisor appointment, the end of QSolid, and an X post about IonQ and Heven.

• BTQ Technologies Brings MIMIQ Quantum Emulator to qBraid — The Quantum Insider
• Entanglement diagnostics of stochastic-resetting steady states — Quantum Papers on X
• Iceberg Quantum gains Jens Eisert as quantum advisor — Quantum Zeitgeist
• Iceberg Quantum advisor post — QuantumStateX on X
• QSolid consortium ends five years of quantum hardware and software work — Quantum Zeitgeist
• IonQ and Heven AeroTech post — @TechInnovationz on X
• IDEMIA Secure Transactions Receives EMVCo Certification for PQC Payment Cards — The Quantum Insider

Source links

• arxiv.org

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Can the Pentagon field quantum sensors by 2028? Brian weighs EO 14413's Sept 30, 2028 mandate, DIU's up-to-$200M Farseer push, and Infleqtion's two-week Tiqker run aboard RV Merlin against manufacturing hurdles.

• Infleqtion Tests Optical Atomic Clock During US Navy Exercise — The Quantum Insider

Chapters

00:00 Today's headlines

01:08 Pentagon quantum sensors by 2028

02:41 Freymann's case for a sprint on clocks

03:55 Kyle Norman on the transition barrier

05:02 Luca Ferrara: the factory does not exist yet

05:55 Hype Check: 5 out of 10 on Farseer

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This Weekend Bonus follows the week’s quantum stories from policy and networking to materials, manufacturing and the assumptions behind quantum advantage. The announcements include early-stage plans and research as well as a lab demonstration, with important differences in what each establishes.

• Quantum Industry Coalition Highlights Funding Priorities For The National Quantum Initiative Reauthorization Act — The Quantum Insider
• Lumen Expands Quantum Footprint with Ohio State Fiber Research and Fortinet PQC SASE Rollout — Quantum Computing Report
• Sandia and Quantinuum Introduce Logical Gate Set Tomography to Map Fault-Tolerant Qubit Noise — Quantum Computing Report
• Foxconn Aims to Become World’s Largest Quantum Computer Manufacturer — The Quantum Insider
• Wolfspeed Introduces Optical-Grade Silicon Carbide for Augmented Reality and Quantum Computing — The Quantum Insider
• OpenAI Computing Claim Faces Review, Raising Questions About Quantum Advantage — The Quantum Insider

Chapters

00:00 Today's headlines

00:52 Coalition urges Congress on quantum act

02:41 Lumen plans Fortinet PQC for SASE

04:34 Logical gate set tomography on H1-1

06:20 Foxconn wants to build quantum systems

08:09 Wolfspeed transparent silicon carbide wafers

09:50 Exponential Time Hypothesis claim under review

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Alice & Bob’s compiled estimate puts a possible RSA-2048 attack at 22,593 physical cat qubits and 3.14 days, while the required fault-tolerant hardware remains a projection. We also cover IQM’s full-chip entanglement result, a Shionogi research prize, Infleqtion’s at-sea clock test, and IonQ news.

• IQM Demonstrates Entanglement Across a Complete 54-Qubit Processor — The Quantum Insider
• D-Wave Quantum: Lawsuits Challenge the Record Orders While a Korean Partnership Points to Industry — ad-hoc-news.de
• D-Wave on Shionogi’s NEDO Challenge result — X/@dwavequantum
• Infleqtion’s quantum atomic clock ran two weeks at sea, Navy tested it — Quantum Zeitgeist
• Alice & Bob Estimates 22,593 Qubits to Break RSA-2048 — The Quantum Insider

Chapters

00:00 Today's headlines

00:55 IQM Emerald full-chip entanglement

03:00 Shionogi won NEDO Challenge prize

04:21 Infleqtion Tiqker clock operated at sea

05:38 IonQ AFRL allocation for drone links

06:36 Alice & Bob RSA-2048 cat-qubit estimate

09:28 Hype check on Alice & Bob estimate

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Today’s episode examines a reported random-circuit-sampling result on IBM Nighthawk r2 and the assumptions behind its comparison with classical computing. We also cover an Intel-Classiq agreement, PsiQuantum’s optical-switch demo, enterprise optimization work, grid-reconfiguration research and Nord Quantique’s DARPA extension.

• Intel and Classiq acquisition agreement — The Quantum Insider
• PsiQuantum optical circuit switch — The Quantum Insider
• LG CNS and D-Wave MOU — Quantum Computing Report
• EPB and IonQ grid optimization findings — Quantum Computing Report
• Nord Quantique DARPA funding extension — The Quantum Insider
• BlueQubit random-circuit sampling benchmark — Quantum Computing Report

Chapters

00:00 Today's headlines

00:54 Intel to acquire quantum software firm Classiq

01:56 PsiQuantum demos 8×8 optical circuit switch

03:04 D-Wave and LG CNS evaluate quantum annealing

04:08 EPB and IonQ hybrid network algorithms

05:24 Nord Quantique DARPA Stage B agreement

06:19 BlueQubit benchmark on IBM Nighthawk r2

08:48 Random-circuit sampling claim, classical tests

Source links

• @dwavequantum on X
• @PsiQuantum on X
• quantumcomputingreport.com

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Intel’s proposed Classiq acquisition would bring quantum hardware, programming software and enterprise relationships under one commercial strategy, while important questions about scale and profitability remain. The episode also covers NIST’s post-quantum migration roadmap, an IonQ networking award, research collaborations, quantum-control funding and a Pasqal magnet result.

• NIST Report Provides Guidelines for Transition to Post-Quantum Cryptography Standards — NIST
• IonQ Secures $7.5M AFRL Award for Quantum Network Expansion — IonQ
• Quantinuum and GE Vernova explore quantum computing for superconductivity research — quantumcomputingreport.com
• QuantrolOx Raises €12 Million in Series A2 — The Quantum Insider
• Pasqal Reports Unexpected Quantum Magnet Behavior on 256-Qubit Processor — ca.finance.yahoo.com
• Intel’s Classiq Deal May Signal a Pivot From Quiet Quantum Effort To Active Commercialization — The Quantum Insider

Chapters

00:00 Today's headlines

00:54 NIST final roadmap for post-quantum encryption

02:49 IonQ Phase 2 quantum-networking expansion

04:12 Quantinuum, GE Vernova superconductivity research

05:33 QuantrolOx raises €12 million in Series A2

06:47 Pasqal finds unexpected slowdown in quantum magnet

08:06 Intel's effort to turn research into a business

10:42 Intel gave no timetable for profitability

Source links

• @NIST on X
• thequantuminsider.com

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IBM reports a multi-connection link between two quantum processors, while a UK testbed program examines deployment beyond the lab. Intel’s proposed acquisition of Classiq puts quantum software and hardware under one strategic roof, with integration still ahead.

• IBM Connects Two 120-Qubit Processors With 99% State-Transfer Fidelity — The Quantum Insider
• UK Quantum Testbed Program — The Quantum Insider
• IDEMIA and KT Deploy Quantum-Resistant SIMs — Quantum Computing Report
• SEALSQ to Buy Satellite Capacity for Quantum Security Cloud — Quantum Zeitgeist
• EPB and IonQ post — @TechInnovationz on X
• Intel to Acquire Classiq — Quantum Computing Report

Chapters

00:00 Today's headlines

00:59 IBM connected two 120-qubit processors

02:26 UK testbed helped deploy prototypes

03:30 IDEMIA, KT quantum-resistant SIM pilot

04:31 SEALSQ letter of intent for satellites

05:36 EPB sells quantum computing time

06:44 Intel to acquire Classiq software

09:01 Hype Check: Intel and Classiq deal

Source links

• arxiv.org
• @business on X
• @intel on X
• @LipBuTan1 on X
• quantumzeitgeist.com
• thequantuminsider.com
• thequantuminsider.com

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A RIKEN-led team reports accurate simultaneous control of five silicon spin qubits on one shared microwave line. The episode also covers a proposed qubit readout method, simulated Kerr-cat gates, quantum-safe SIM testing, investment figures from Israel and a D-Wave sampling comparison.

• Supercurrent enables the reading of quantum information without destroying it — Quantum Physics News
• Researchers Build Qubit Gates with 99.69% Fidelity — Quantum Zeitgeist
• IDEMIA and KT test quantum-safe SIMs for Korean defence — Quantum Zeitgeist
• Israel ranks fourth globally in quantum investment as startups gain momentum - CTech
• Researchers Find Optimization Boosts Don’t Guarantee Better Sampling — Quantum Zeitgeist
• Scientists overcome a hidden obstacle to more powerful quantum computers — Quantum Computers News -- ScienceDaily

Source links

• phys.org
• thequantuminsider.com

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Sunday think piece: October's rival error-correction records from Google and Quantinuum meet Starknet's quantum vote and 2030-2031 federal deadlines to test whether Bitcoin's Q-Day now has a schedule.

• Google Says it cuts quantum error rates by 40x with ‘magic state cultivation’ — Quantum Zeitgeist
• Quantinuum Reports a 10x Reduction in Logical Error Rate on Helios — The Quantum Insider
• NVIDIA Runs Record Simulation of Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing at Jülich Supercomputing Centre — nvidianews.nvidia.com
• Starknet launches 7-day vote on leaving Ethereum over quantum risks — crypto.news

Source links

• postquantum.com

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This week’s recap follows quantum error correction from a below-threshold hardware result to simulation, decoding and real-time control. We also cover cloud access and UK funding as the field builds routes toward users and commercialization.

• Quantinuum Achieves Factor-12 Quantum Error Suppression on Helios — Tech Times
• NVIDIA Runs Record Simulation of Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing at Jülich Supercomputing Centre — NVIDIA
• Quantinuum and Oracle Launch OCI Quantum AI Compute Beta Program for Early Access to Helios — Quantum Computing Report
• NVIDIA Takes Strategic Stake in Riverlane — Quantum Computing Report
• Rutgers And IBM Demonstrate Real-Time Control Across 100 Qubits — Rutgers

Source links

• thequantuminsider.com

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Google is funding a competition to reduce quantum circuit demands, while NVIDIA’s Riverlane stake and new decoding results highlight work on error correction. Quantinuum and Oracle have opened early cloud access to Helios, with customer outcomes still to come.

• Google Launches $150,000 AI Competition to Reduce Quantum Computing Demands — The Quantum Insider
• NVIDIA Takes Strategic Stake in Riverlane to Accelerate Real-Time Quantum Error Correction and GPU Decoder Calibration — Quantum Computing Report
• SEEQC Combines Chip-Based Processing With NVIDIA AI to Improve Quantum Error Correction — The Quantum Insider
• Florida Atlantic University wins $400,000 to build quantum-proof security — Quantum Zeitgeist
• Qblox Integrates NVIDIA DGX Spark With Quantum System Controller — The Quantum Insider
• Quantinuum and Oracle Launch OCI Quantum AI Compute Beta Program for Early Access to Helios — Quantum Computing Report

Source links

• @QuantinuumQC on X
• https://qblox.com/
• quantumcomputingreport.com

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South Korea is expanding quantum communications testbeds, while RhymeQ and Coherence Quantum target software and hardware bottlenecks. The main story examines a German contract for managed IQM superconducting processor access, hybrid infrastructure and Germany-hosted workloads.

• South Korea Expands Quantum Communications Testbeds Through 2028 — The Quantum Insider
• RhymeQ Secures $2.2 Million to Simplify Quantum Software Development — The Quantum Insider
• Coherence Quantum Launches with €2.78 Million Seed Round — Quantum Computing Report
• IonQ commentary — @TechInnovationz on X
• Physicists trap and tame single particle of antimatter for months — Quantum Physics News
• Bechtle and IQM Awarded DLR QCI Contract to Supply Superconducting Cloud Resources — Quantum Computing Report

Source links

• quantumcomputingreport.com

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Quantinuum reports below-threshold error suppression on Helios, while today's other stories span classical simulation, real-time quantum control, secure communications, and a quantum-classical software testnet.

• Quantinuum Achieves Factor-12 Quantum Error Suppression on Helios: Sandia Calls Apollo Feasible — Tech Times
• Nvidia simulates 104-qubit fault-tolerant quantum computer on JUPITER — The Next Web
• Rutgers And IBM Demonstrate Real-Time Control Across 100 Qubits — The Quantum Insider
• Arqit invests in Sirius to build quantum-safe networks for NATO — Quantum Zeitgeist
• Postquant Labs Launches Quip Virtual Machine for Quantum and Classical Computing — The Quantum Insider
• WISeSat tests quantum-resistant security on new satellite in orbit — Quantum Zeitgeist
• @Real_TShelby on X

Source links

• @Coinzys1 on X
• thequantuminsider.com

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NVIDIA's 104-qubit simulation leads a slate of error-correction milestones, quantum funding and early hardware results. Brian separates modeled performance from demonstrated quantum hardware.

• NVIDIA Runs Record Simulation of Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing at Jülich Supercomputing Centre — nvidianews.nvidia.com
• Quantinuum Reports a 10x Reduction in Logical Error Rate on Helios — The Quantum Insider
• UK Government and UKRI Unveil £78M ($103.8M USD) Quantum Commercialization, Networking, and Skills Package — Quantum Computing Report
• Xanadu wins up to $10 million more from DARPA for quantum R&D — Quantum Zeitgeist
• Alice & Bob Reports Cat-Qubit Progress in French Quantum Computing Program — The Quantum Insider
• Chinese Startup FlipFlop Tuoyuan Emerges with Major VC Backing for 100-Logical-Qubit Neutral-Atom Systems — Quantum Computing Report
• @infosec on X

Source links

• quantinuum.com
• globenewswire.com
• thequantuminsider.com
• ukri.org

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UKRI has announced £50 million for quantum technology projects, alongside separate funding for quantum networks and training. The episode also covers a new ion-trap design, parallel silicon-spin control, a germanium manufacturing bet and an analysis of quantum and AI pressures on cryptography.

• New monolithic ion trap opens quantum simulations to more researchers — Quantum Physics News
• RIKEN Team Improves Parallel Control of Silicon Spin Qubits — The Quantum Insider
• Why Groove is betting quantum computing’s future rests on germanium — Bits&Chips
• Security Rests on Hard Math Problems. Quantum and AI Are Both Coming for Them — The Hacker News
• UKRI Backs UK Quantum Businesses With Share of £50 Million — The Quantum Insider

Chapters

00:00 Today's headlines

00:52 Ion trap design for quantum simulations

02:04 Five silicon qubits and AC Stark shift

03:28 Groove Quantum makes a germanium case

04:36 Quantum and AI pressure on cryptography

05:39 UKRI's £50 million for quantum projects

08:42 Hype Check on UK quantum sensing funding

Source links

• ukri.org

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Brian Lampert asks whether the big quantum computer will be a network, examining IonQ's above-1 kHz barium-ion to diamond memory link through three modular scaling arguments and what fidelity questions remain.

• IonQ Demonstrates World-First Quantum Memory-Enhanced Interconnect for Distributed Quantum Applications — Business Wire

Chapters

00:00 Today's headlines

00:40 IonQ says the network is the computer

01:58 Niccolo de Masi: networked data centers

03:07 Chris Monroe on photon-mediated links

04:29 Mihir Bhaskar on memory-enhanced links

05:44 Hype Check on IonQ's link rate

06:54 Share today's episode with one friend

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This weekly recap follows IonQ’s financing and acquisition plans alongside technical work on quantum errors, silicon-qubit fidelity, and decoder speed. It also examines TAIYI Quantum’s funding announcement and Morgan Stanley’s long-range market forecast.

• IonQ Announces Pricing of $2.0 Billion Equity Offering Purchased by Heights Capital Management — Quantum Computing Report
• IonQ Agrees to Buy Elisity in Cybersecurity Deal Worth Up to $1.3 Billion — The Quantum Insider
• Google Says it cuts quantum error rates by 40x with ‘magic state cultivation’ — Quantum Zeitgeist
• Silicon qubits surpass 99.99% gate fidelity while operating three at once — Quantum Physics News
• Riverlane and NVIDIA Demonstrate Accelerated QEC Decoder Calibration Using GPU Processing — Quantum Computing Report
• TAIYI Quantum Surpasses RMB 1 Billion in Funding to Advance Fault-Tolerant Neutral-Atom Quantum Computing — The Quantum Insider
• Morgan Stanley Sees Quantum Computing A $100B Market, And It's Betting On This Stock - Yahoo Finance — finance.yahoo.com

Chapters

00:00 Today's headlines

01:19 IonQ prices $2.0 billion equity offering

02:37 IonQ agrees to acquire Elisity

04:10 Google magic-state cultivation on Willow

05:48 RIKEN five-qubit silicon array fidelity

07:12 Riverlane and NVIDIA decoder on H100 GPU

08:53 TAIYI Quantum funding and ytterbium target

10:21 Morgan Stanley quantum revenue forecast

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Google demonstrated magic-state cultivation on Willow, reporting a roughly 40-fold error reduction while leaving factory-scale costs unresolved. The episode also covers parallel silicon-qubit control, new research and hardware deployments, and company and market projections.

• Silicon qubits surpass 99.99% gate fidelity while operating three at once — Quantum Physics News
• IonQ and University of Cambridge Open Quantum Innovation Centre — The Quantum Insider
• D-Wave Delivers Advantage2 Annealing Quantum Computer to Italy — The Quantum Insider
• SEALSQ has $465M to fund post-quantum semiconductor plans — Quantum Zeitgeist
• Morgan Stanley Sees Quantum Computing A $100B Market, And It's Betting On This Stock - Yahoo Finance — Yahoo Finance
• Google Says it cuts quantum error rates by 40x with ‘magic state cultivation’ — Quantum Zeitgeist

Chapters

00:00 Today's headlines

00:37 Silicon qubits, shared microwave control

01:58 IonQ opens Cambridge research centre

03:08 D-Wave system delivered to Como

04:14 SEALSQ preliminary revenue and guidance

05:25 Morgan Stanley's Quantinuum forecast

06:48 Google magic-state cultivation on Willow

09:43 Cultivation fidelity, retention and cost

Source links

• @IonQ_Inc on X
• @QuantumBullHQ on X
• @sundarpichai on X
• thequantuminsider.com
• thequantuminsider.com

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IonQ’s $2.0 billion offering puts the focus on the milestones needed to connect financing with progress. Today’s episode also covers a New York quantum fabrication facility and reports on decoder calibration, photonic computing and shorter single-qubit gates.

• NYC Awards $29.2 million to New York University to Establish a Cutting-edge Quantum Fabrication Facility — The Quantum Insider
• Riverlane and NVIDIA Demonstrate Accelerated QEC Decoder Calibration Using GPU Processing — Quantum Computing Report
• ORCA Computing Launches PT-3, The Latest Generation of Its Photonic Quantum Computers — The Quantum Insider
• IonQ shareholder commentary — @DesFrontierTech on X
• FirstQFM Model Cuts Single-Qubit Gate Times by 33% on QuantWare Processor — The Quantum Insider
• IonQ Announces Pricing of $2.0 Billion Equity Offering Purchased by Heights Capital Management — Quantum Computing Report

Chapters

00:00 Today's headlines

00:42 NYU quantum fabrication facility

02:00 Decoder recalibration on NVIDIA H100 GPU

03:26 ORCA PT-3 photonic quantum computer live

04:46 IonQ shareholder questions the financing

05:33 FirstQFM reduced single-qubit gate time

06:36 IonQ priced $2.0 billion equity offering

08:53 The raise's purpose is harder to measure

Source links

• quantumcomputingreport.com
• thequantuminsider.com

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