Computing

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Computing research evaluates how an engineered or computational system works, performs, fails, and compares with alternatives. Claims about capability are tested through energy efficiency, software systems, and high performance, with attention to scale, failure modes, comparability, and operating conditions.

Cloud computing and networking are considered together as the evidence changes. The resulting analysis addresses how performance is benchmarked and which security risks matter, comparing technical gains with tradeoffs that a single metric can conceal.

Singapore Team Compresses Qubit Use for Drug Docking on IBM Quantum Chip

Researchers at A*STAR and NUS have demonstrated a hybrid quantum-classical approach that reduces the number of qubits needed for molecular docking, running verified experiments on IBM's 156-qubit Heron r2 processor

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Thirteen European Quantum Startups Selected for EuroHPC Grand Challenge

The EuroHPC Joint Undertaking has chosen 13 quantum hardware and software startups for its Quantum Grand Challenge, awarding initial funding to develop proof-of-concept quantum processors and systems for integration into European supercomputing centers

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Diraq Expands US Silicon Spin-Qubit Engineering With Santa Monica Hub

Diraq has opened a new engineering facility in Santa Monica, California, focused on silicon spin-qubit processor development using commercial CMOS foundry processes, as part of its trans-Pacific quantum computing infrastructure

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US Agencies Begin Transition to Quantum-Resistant Encryption Standards

The General Services Administration and US Treasury have launched coordinated initiatives to migrate federal identity systems and financial networks to post-quantum cryptography, aiming to address future quantum threats to digital security

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Japan Deploys Neutral-Atom Quantum Computer With 50 Qubits

Japan's Institute for Molecular Science has launched 'Shunkai,' a neutral-atom quantum computer integrating optical tweezer arrays and room-temperature control, with an initial 50-qubit platform and plans for future scaling

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Strategic Shifts in Quantum Hardware Leadership and Engineering

D-Wave, BTQ Technologies, Symmatrics, and Rigetti Computing have each announced new technical and executive appointments, reflecting ongoing efforts to address engineering, commercialization, and governance challenges in quantum hardware and security platforms

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AI Decoder Surpasses PyMatching on Google Quantum Surface-Code Data

Quantum X Labs has reported that its AI-based quantum error correction decoder achieved higher decoding accuracy than standard matching algorithms on Google's public surface-code dataset, using only synthetic training and GPU acceleration

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AI Models Now Optimize Quantum Algorithms for Real Hardware

Recent advances show AI systems are now directly optimizing quantum algorithms for cryptography and hardware compatibility, with measurable improvements in circuit efficiency and potential impact on quantum workforce development

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Quantum Software Integrated Into Luxembourg Business School Curriculum

Superpositions and the European Business Institute of Luxembourg have launched a partnership to embed quantum computing and hybrid algorithm workflows into business education, giving students direct access to quantum software platforms and real hardware backends

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UK Partnership Targets Quantum and AI Integration for Industry

FormationQ and the STFC Hartree Centre have launched a partnership to address technical and workforce barriers to quantum computing and AI adoption in UK industry, focusing on hybrid workflows and scalable pilot projects

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Rigetti Splits System Delivery From Quantum Processor R&D

Rigetti Computing has reorganized its operations, creating a dedicated Systems Delivery group to manage manufacturing and deployment of superconducting quantum hardware, while consolidating processor R&D into a separate technology division

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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.

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IonQ Trapped-Ion Hardware Added to Canadian Quantum Sandbox

IonQ's trapped-ion quantum processors will be accessible to Canadian researchers and SMEs through the FABrIC Quantum Computing Sandbox, expanding direct cloud access to commercial quantum hardware for algorithm testing and development

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NTT DOCOMO Deploys Quantum Annealing for Live Network Optimization

NTT DOCOMO has integrated a D-Wave hybrid quantum annealing application into its operational mobile network, targeting signaling load reduction across hundreds of base stations and demonstrating measurable improvements in network efficiency

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Molex Backs Active Liquid Cooling Startup for AI Data Center Heat

Molex has invested in CAEPlus to develop BoundaryCool, an active liquid cooling system designed to manage the rising heat loads from advanced processors in AI and high-performance computing data centers

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SMIC Struggles to Meet AI Chip Demand as Capacity Hits 93.7 Percent

China's largest contract chipmaker, SMIC, reports near-maximum factory utilization as demand for mature-node chips supporting AI infrastructure outpaces supply, prompting price increases and plans for further capacity expansion

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Quantum Optimization Benchmarking Library Sets New Standard for Fair Comparison

A global consortium has released the Quantum Optimization Benchmarking Library, providing a model-independent framework to compare quantum, classical, and hybrid algorithms on hard combinatorial problems. The open-source platform aims to clarify claims of quantum advantage.

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Nvidia Reduces Financial Guarantee for OpenAI's Ohio Data Center

Nvidia has scaled back its proposed financial guarantee for OpenAI's planned 10-gigawatt data center in Ohio, responding to investor concerns about risk exposure and the unprecedented scale of the project's financing requirements

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Quantinuum and Quanta Computer Target Scalable Trapped-Ion Hardware

Quantinuum and Quanta Computer have agreed to co-develop manufacturing processes for modular trapped-ion quantum computing hardware, aiming to move beyond laboratory prototypes toward standardized, enterprise-ready systems

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EPFL Connects Trapped-Ion Quantum Hardware to Supercomputing Platform

EPFL has integrated cloud-based access to Quantinuum's trapped-ion quantum processors into its SCITAS supercomputing platform, enabling researchers and students to run quantum algorithms and simulations directly from established high-performance computing workflows

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Quantinuum Helios Benchmarked for QFT with Physical and Logical Qubits

Mitsui & Co. and Mitsubishi Electric have published experimental benchmarks of the Quantum Fourier Transform on Quantinuum's 98-qubit Helios trapped-ion processor, testing both approximate and error-corrected logical circuits

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New York Invests $60M in Regional Quantum Technology Hubs

New York State will fund up to four regional hubs to accelerate the commercialization of quantum computing, sensing, and secure communications, aiming to connect academic labs, startups, and industry partners across the state

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ORIENTOM and Fondazione LINKS Test Quantum Algorithms for Finance

A new partnership between ORIENTOM and Fondazione LINKS will evaluate quantum and quantum-inspired algorithms for financial modeling, risk analysis, and machine learning, using hybrid quantum-classical workflows and high-performance computing infrastructure

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D-Wave Receives NRC Grant to Develop Quantum Annealing Software

D-Wave Quantum Inc. has secured up to CAD $300,000 from Canada's National Research Council to engineer new graph-embedding algorithms and open-source tools for its quantum annealing hardware, targeting more complex commercial optimization tasks

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Hybrid Quantum Algorithms Target Defense Mission Planning in Huntsville

Davidson and Strangeworks have launched a collaboration to test hybrid quantum and classical optimization algorithms for military logistics and resource allocation, benchmarking their performance against established classical methods in operational scenarios

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BLOQ Quantum and Srirama College Launch Quantum Education Program

BLOQ Quantum and Srirama Engineering College have agreed to integrate a cloud-based quantum computing platform into the college's curriculum, aiming to expand quantum software skills and research capacity in Andhra Pradesh

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Quantinuum Helios Processor to Be Integrated in Oracle Cloud Data Center

Quantinuum and Oracle have announced a partnership to deploy the 98-qubit Helios trapped-ion quantum processor inside a U.S.-based Oracle Cloud Infrastructure AI data center, enabling managed hybrid quantum-AI workloads for enterprise and research users

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Zapata and QuEra Target Enterprise-Ready Quantum Algorithm Validation

Zapata Quantum and QuEra Computing have announced a partnership to align quantum algorithm development with neutral-atom hardware, aiming to help enterprises and research centers prepare for future fault-tolerant quantum processors

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16-Qubit Photonic Quantum Processor Demonstrated on Silicon Chip

A team from Hefei Guizhen Chip Technology and USTC has built a 16-qubit measurement-based quantum computing system on a silicon photonic chip, achieving high-fidelity operation using high-dimensional path encoding

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xAI's Grok Bot Demonstrates Cloud-Based Autonomous Task Execution

xAI has released Grok Bot, an AI assistant that operates its own virtual computer to perform multi-step digital tasks with limited human oversight. The beta is available to select subscribers, raising questions about reliability and workplace integration

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