Pasqal, Europe’s leading neutral atom quantum computing company, has entered into a strategic partnership with LG Electronics, a global leader in appliances and consumer electronics.

Quantinuum has introduced Helios, the world's most accurate quantum computer, featuring 98 fully connected qubits with unprecedented gate fidelity levels.

SkyWater Technology and QuamCore have joined forces in a strategic collaboration to accelerate the development of quantum computing technology.

The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has moved its flagship Quantum Benchmarking Initiative (QBI) into the second phase, known as Stage B, advancing 11 quantum computing companies to this year-long technical validation stage.

DARPA has introduced the Quantum Benchmarking Initiative (QBI), aiming to rigorously evaluate claims and progress in quantum computing.

Aquark Technologies, a UK-based leader in miniaturized cold atom quantum hardware, has secured a £1,409,702 contract from Innovate UK to advance the deployment of its quantum atomic clock, AQlock 2, at a major UK telecommunications site.

A new German research initiative, SmaraQ, is pioneering the integration of quantum optics directly onto chips, marking a major leap for the future of ion-trap quantum computers.

Fidelity International has made a significant investment in Quantinuum, a leading quantum computing company valued at $10 billion.

Singapore’s National Quantum Office (NQO), under the leadership of the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), has entered a strategic partnership with Quantinuum, a top global quantum computing company, to propel quantum computing advancements in the region.

IonQ, the world’s leading quantum technology company, in partnership with a Swiss consortium of world-class academic, government, and industry institutions, has launched the Geneva Quantum Network (GQN), marking Switzerland’s first dedicated citywide quantum network.

Quantum Pulse Ventures (QPV) has announced a revolutionary universal directional coupler technology for photonic quantum computers (PQC), which promises to reduce hardware costs by up to $900 million per system and accelerate the timeline for practical quantum computing by several years.

Australia has taken a significant leap in quantum technology with the opening of the world's first commercial quantum diamond foundry by Quantum Brilliance in Melbourne.

In a groundbreaking move, the West of England has signed the UK's first transatlantic tech agreement with the Mountain West region of the United States, encompassing Colorado, New Mexico, and Wyoming.

In a compelling fireside discussion, QuantWare CEO Matt Rijlaarsdam sat down with Aparna Prabhakar, the newly appointed Board Member at QuantWare and Chief Strategy & Sustainability Officer at Schneider Electric, to explore the future of quantum computing and its role in global infrastructure.

Researchers at the University of Technology Sydney (Australia) and collaborators have published a study in Physical Review Research showing that performing photonic Bell-measurements in space where entangled photon pairs are generated on the ground and then swapped aboard a satellite is more feasible than previously believed.

The Unitary Foundation has released the results of its 2025 Quantum Open Source Software Survey, marking the fourth year of the initiative to capture trends and priorities within the quantum development community.

Quantinuum, a Honeywell-backed quantum computing company, has announced the launch of Helios, billed as the world’s most accurate quantum computer.

Princeton University engineers have made a significant leap in quantum computing by developing a superconducting qubit that lasts over one millisecond three times longer than the best previously reported in laboratory settings and approximately fifteen times longer than the industry standard

IBM Quantum has unveiled advancements in quantum computing efficiency by highlighting the power of Sample-Based Quantum Diagonalization (SQD) in their latest Qiskit learning module. SQD, a hybrid quantum-classical algorithm, offers a scalable solution for tackling large matrix eigenvalue problems critical to science and industry.

At the Finland TalentMatch x Tech & IT event held on November 4–5, 2025, IQM Quantum Computers spotlighted significant advances in quantum technology and talent development.

At the Quantum World Congress 2025, student voices took center stage in “The Quantum Generation: Pathways to Quantum 2025,” a dynamic main stage keynote highlighting the next wave of quantum leaders.

In a seminar hosted by the Isaac Newton Institute on November 5, 2025, Professor Clement Delcamp from Institut des Hautes Études Scientifiques presented a pedagogical introduction to non-invertible symmetries within one-dimensional quantum lattice models.

In a seminar held on November 4, 2025, at the Isaac Newton Institute, Dr. Rajath Radhakrishnan from the University of Oxford presented groundbreaking advances in the field of quantum error correction, focusing on the emerging concept of "dynamical quantum error correcting codes" and their relation to non-invertible symmetries.

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