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Washington's Quantum Moonshot Bets on Physics Meeting a Deadline — September 18, 2026
Episode 72
Published 2 weeks, 5 days ago
Description
DOE launches a milestone-based prize race toward fault-tolerant quantum computing by 2028 — plus surface-code scaling on IBM hardware, a real-world IonQ/Synopsys engineering benchmark, an EigenQ SPAC raise, and a new QKD security proof out of Waterloo.
- DOE launches competition to accelerate development of world's first fault-tolerant quantum computer — U.S. Department of Energy
- Guest Post: The Quantum Inflection Point — The Quantum Insider
- USC and Quantum Elements Demonstrate Surface Code Scaling on IBM Heavy-Hex Processors — Quantum Computing Report
- IonQ and Synopsys Accelerate CAE Workloads by 14.6% via Trapped-Ion Hardware — Quantum Computing Report
- EigenQ Secures $45 Million Financing Ahead of Planned Nasdaq Listing — The Quantum Insider
- University of Waterloo QKD Security Proof — Quantum Zeitgeist
Source links
- @ENERGY on X
- @IonQ_Inc on X
- @ionq_inc on X
- @whostp47 on X
- hpcwire.com
- powermag.com
- quantumzeitgeist.com
- thequantuminsider.com
- yahoo.com
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