DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Quantum firm will deploy a Superion 256 system at the center
System has been funded by SQT and will support the region's quantum computing ambitions
QFab will offer quantum chip manufacturing and testing capabilities, alongside workforce training programs
Quantum computer was installed and operational within 24 hours, and is already powering two projects
D-Wave will work with SkyWater team in Minnesota to develop specialized chips
AWS and Crusoe among those to offer compute capacity
Bengaluru-based company is designing and developing its own photonic quantum hardware
Pasadena-based startup emerged from stealth in March 2026
Will offer compute to researchers, public sector, and industry users
Funding will support ongoing expansion of company’s California factory
Atom Computing, Diraq, IBM, and IonQ have all progressed to Stage C of the program
Scaling QPUs for use in commercial quantum systems
Multi-year collaboration will focus on ultra-low-loss photonic design and process development
Quantum firm will work with the university’s Supply Chain Management Research Center on the project
University researchers will be able to access Helios quantum computer via the cloud
Hybrid system powered by AMD Turin CPUs and Nvidia GB200 GPUs
The companies have deployed the entanglement-ready dark fiber connecting Delft and Rotterdam in a closed loop configuration
Students can use the z17 to develop and test AI applications
Quantum firm now offering access to systems via both on-premises deployments and the cloud
First order of SiPearl’s Rhea1 processors
The Superion 256 will be installed in 2027
New system at Swiss National Supercomputing Center will be accessible to private firms and other higher education institutions
First quantum system deployed by Finnish quantum firm in South America
Size of investment has not been detailed
Agreement will look at commercial requirements
The Spark system is expected to be operational in early 2027
System will be hosted across two sites in Madrid
Company claims this approach provides benefits over traditional nitrogen-vacancy centers