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Today: a Dutch security startup raises fifty million dollars betting that silicon fingerprints beat software cryptography in the quantum era, plus NVIDIA and Quantum Machines link qubits to GPUs in a millionth of a second, Quantinuum entangles two error-correction codes, Europe pairs its research fiber network with quantum-networking experts, and a 12,635-atom protein sets a new simulation scale.

• Fortaegis Raises $50 Million to Commercialize Chip-Based Security Technology — The Quantum Insider
• Quantum Machines Makes Quantum Computers Easier to Program With NVIDIA CUDA-Q And NVQLink — The Quantum Insider
• Heterogenous QEC codes boost efficiency in Quantinuum's Helix architecture — Quantum Zeitgeist
• GÉANT and Quantum Internet Alliance Partner to Advance European Quantum Networking Architecture — Quantum Computing Report
• RIKEN protein model reaches 12,635 atoms using quantum-classical computing — Quantum Zeitgeist

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• @PhysRevLett on X
• quantumcomputingreport.com
• quantumnews.in
• resiliencemedia.co
• techzine.eu

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• @physrevlett on X

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