Superconductivity
11 reportsReporting makes sense of Superconductivity by comparing experimental tests, together with limiting cases and links to other theories. One line of support comes from independent experiments, and a separate test comes from quantitative predictions; together they clarify limiting cases, but any broad claim must allow for the fact that agreement within one regime does not guarantee validity beyond tested conditions.
IBM Links Modular Cryogenic Cells for Quantum Hardware Integration
IBM has connected and cooled its first modular cryogenic cells, reaching a hardware milestone for its planned IBM Quantum Starling system. The approach aims to address wiring, cooling, and integration challenges in scaling superconducting quantum processors.
QpiAI Opens Bengaluru Foundry for Superconducting Quantum Processors
QpiAI has launched an 8-inch quantum chip fabrication facility in Bengaluru, aiming to manufacture superconducting quantum processors with up to 128 physical qubits and expand to 10,000-qubit devices by 2027. The site integrates full-stack device manufacturing and R&D.
D-Wave Reports Quantum Hardware Progress and Bookings Growth in 2026
D-Wave Quantum Inc. has released its Q2 2026 results, highlighting a surge in bookings, expanded commercial adoption, and technical milestones in both annealing and gate-model quantum computing platforms
QC Ware Tests Hybrid Quantum-Classical Chemistry on IBM Heron Processor
QC Ware has demonstrated a hybrid quantum-classical workflow for molecular energy calculations, integrating its Promethium platform with IBM's 156-qubit Heron superconducting quantum processor to analyze a complex metalloenzyme system
Rigetti Reports Revenue Growth and U.S. CHIPS Act Quantum Funding
Rigetti Computing has reported a sharp increase in revenue, new U.S. government funding under the CHIPS Act, and a partnership with Hewlett Packard Enterprise to deploy superconducting quantum processors in hybrid supercomputing environments
UC Berkeley and QuantrolOx Target Automated Quantum Hardware Control
UC Berkeley and QuantrolOx have agreed to a five-year collaboration to develop automated, reproducible control and calibration workflows for superconducting quantum processors using machine learning and open-access testbeds
Hybrid Quantum-Classical Testbed Planned at Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
Rigetti Computing, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, and the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center will build a hybrid quantum-classical testbed integrating a 9-qubit superconducting processor with high-performance computing infrastructure
Quantum Supply Chain Anchors Open at Chicago's IQMP FaQtory
Zero Point Cryogenics and Ability Engineering Technology are establishing new operations at the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park, aiming to localize cryogenic and precision engineering supply chains for quantum hardware development in the Midwest
IBM Acquires HRL to Advance Silicon-Spin Qubit Quantum Hardware
IBM has announced plans to acquire HRL Laboratories, aiming to integrate silicon-spin qubit expertise with its superconducting quantum hardware program and expand its approach to scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computing
Maybell Quantum Installs Dilution Refrigerators at New Mexico Lab
Maybell Quantum is deploying four dilution refrigerators at the Roadrunner Quantum Lab in Albuquerque, providing shared cryogenic infrastructure for quantum hardware startups and researchers as part of New Mexico's quantum technology initiative
Quantum entanglement measured in heavy-fermion strange metal
Researchers used inelastic neutron scattering and quantum Fisher information to directly probe multipartite entanglement in a heavy-fermion metal, offering new evidence for the quantum origins of strange metal behavior