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Quantum Hardware, Software, and Sensing Conference 2027
by QuantumWay
February 22–24, 2027 | Clarion Hotel The Edge | Tromsø, Norway
Where the Northern Lights meet the cutting edge of Quantum Innovation


Atlantic Quantum Explained: Tech, Funding, Google Deal & What's Next
Atlantic Quantum is an MIT-founded quantum hardware startup that joined Google Quantum AI in October 2025 to accelerate the path to large-scale, error-corrected quantum computers. Below is a compact but deep explainer for technologists and investors: what the company does, how its tech works, funding and achievements, research status, and what to expect next inside Google Quantum AI.


SEEQC Explained: The Quantum on a Chip Company Going Public in 2026
SEEQC (pronounced “seek”) is an American quantum computing infrastructure company that’s trying to solve the biggest bottleneck in quantum: scaling. Instead of rooms full of analog control hardware and thousands of cables, SEEQC is building a digital quantum computing System‑on‑a‑Chip that puts control, readout, and classical processing right next to the qubits, at the same ultra‑cold temperatures


Bleximo: Revolutionizing Compute with Application-Specific Quantum Accelerators
Bleximo Corp. is a full-stack quantum computing systems integration startup focused on building specialized, application-specific quantum processors (ASQPs) rather than generic, general-purpose quantum supercomputers. Founded in early 2017 by quantum physicist Dr. Alexei Marchenkov and headquartered in Berkeley, California, Bleximo operates on the philosophy that vertical, purpose-built architecture will deliver practical commercial quantum utility years before fault-tolerant


Alice & Bob: How Cat Qubits Are Rewriting the Rules of Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing
In the global race toward universal quantum computing, one of the most formidable bottlenecks has been hardware overhead. Traditional superconducting quantum processors, such as those relying on standard transmons, require up to 1,000 physical qubits to build a single error-corrected logical qubit.
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