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'Accelerating Quantum Computer Developments' by Garrelt J.N. Alberts et al. The 2021 paper on ‘Accelerating Quantum Computer Developments’ by Garrelt Alberts et al is now featured on QuantWare’s Resources webpage. The paper explores the roadmap for developing commercially viable quantum computers, focusing on superconducting circuits. Since the paper’s original publication, quantum technology has continued to mature, with advancements pushing us closer to practical, large-scale quantum systems. Read the full paper to see how these early developments have shaped today's quantum landscape and continue to drive the industry forward: https://lnkd.in/eD8sXyJV #QuantumDevelopments #QuantumTechnology #QuantumComputing

QuantWare’s teams work tirelessly to enhance the computational power of our QPUs. The higher performance our QPUs deliver, the faster quantum computers powered by QuantWare can progress toward developing utility-scale quantum computers. The quantum industry is now experiencing a similar specialisation pattern that propelled the semiconductor industry forward, thanks to the #QuantumOpenArchitecture paradigm pioneered by QuantWare. This approach allows companies to focus on perfecting individual components, leading to faster innovation and improved performance of quantum computers. #QOA makes quantum technology accessible to a wider range of quantum players to join the quantum races. Quantum computing is set to revolutionise industries. In an interview with BNR Nieuwsradio, QuantWare’s CEO Matthijs Rijlaarsdam and QuTech’s Anne-Marije Zwerver gave an introduction to quantum computers and outlined their transformative potential. Matthijs noted that there are two different points in time to look out for: the moment that quantum computers can calculate something classical computers cannot (which is near term), and the moment quantum computers can calculate economically relevant problems (which is later). When that last point is reached, the impact will be very large. Read the full article here (in Dutch): https://lnkd.in/ebwQ_2Qf #QuantumComputing #Innovation #QOA #QuantWare

QuantWare launched its first blog series: A collection of articles discussing our point of view on #QuantumOpenArchitecture We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new blog series discussing our views on the Quantum Open Architecture paradigm. This series explores the shift from academic quantum research to industrial specialisation, showcasing how open architecture is driving quantum innovation. The articles delve into the transition from academic research to industrial specialisation in the quantum tech industry. They highlight how quantum open architecture fosters innovation by enabling companies to specialise in key components, thus driving efficiency and scalability. Through continued integration, new capabilities, and global collaboration, we explore how this approach is shaping the future of quantum computing and making advanced technologies more accessible. Join us in exploring the transformative evolution of Quantum Open Architecture and its role in accelerating progress in the quantum industry. Read the articles here: https://lnkd.in/eUCYSPP2 #QuantumOpenArchitecture #QOA #QuantumComputing #QuantumInnovation

What a wonderful experience at #QuantumKorea 2024! QuantWare’s Kejal Shah and Tijmen de Jong had an amazing time connecting with fellow quantum leaders and enthusiasts. On June 25-27, the #QuantumKorea conference hosted by the #KoreanMinistryofScienceandICT brought together leading experts and innovators from around the world to exchange ideas and showcase advancements in quantum technology. Visiting Korea and witnessing their quantum advancements was inspiring. The progress made over the past year since our last visit is substantial, supported by extensive technical know-how, government backing, and the tireless efforts of renowned research institutions. Notable institutions such as the ETRI Seoul SW-SoC Convergence R&BD Center and KRISS : Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, and universities such as Sungkyunkwan University showcased impressive developments in quantum research. This year, we observed the initial steps taken towards the commercialisation of quantum technology, with emerging companies working to make these advancements accessible to the public. These efforts are essential for the future of quantum computing as a cloud-based commodity. At our booth, Kejal and Tijmen showcased our Contralto QPU and TWPA amplifier, demonstrating the impact of QuantWare’s #QuantumOpenArchitecture initiative. They explained how these components enable innovation within the international quantum ecosystem by powering state-of-the-art quantum systems in research institutions across several countries, boosting each nation’s quantum research capabilities. We also engaged with partners and collaborators who are keen on integrating various hardware and software components into full-stack quantum systems for end-users. Additionally, we explored the latest quantum advancements from our peers, gaining valuable insights into the current state of the field. Through these interactions, QuantWare aims to influence the broader adoption of the #QuantumOpenArchitecture paradigm in building full-stack quantum systems. This approach will not only drive technological advancements but also foster a more resilient and innovative global quantum ecosystem.   We are grateful for this wonderful experience, the meaningful exchanges, and the gathered insights. Stay tuned for more updates from the quantum space! #QuantumKorea #QuantumConnect #QuantWare #QuantumTechnology

Last month, a new 10 qubit quantum computing system was launched at Forschungszentrum Jülich. Designed to advance quantum research and applications, the system was built following the #QuantumOpenArchitecture approach. This enables the integration of best in class components from leading quantum technology providers. This new quantum system is powered by QuantWare’s Contralto QPU, a Bluefors cryostat, controlled through Quantum Machines ’ OPX quantum control environment, and integrated by ParTec AG’s HPC system expertise. This collaborative approach boosts the scalability and performance of quantum systems such as the one at Forschungszentrum Jülich. By leveraging the #QuantumOpenArchitecture, Forschungszentrum Jülich gains the ability to integrate the best-in-class technologies which enhances their research capabilities. This enables them to explore new quantum applications and contribute to advancing the broader quantum computing ecosystem. Stay tuned for more updates from the quantum space and QuantWare’s commitment to driving innovation through quantum open architecture. #QuantumComputing #QuantumOpenArchitecture #QuantWare

QuantWare’s CEO Matthijs Rijlaarsdam is part of a group of 10 CEOs of leading Dutch scale ups that mirror the 10 key technologies of the National Technology Strategy (NTS) set by the Ministerie van Economische Zaken en Klimaat, that are essential for the future Dutch economy. Scale-ups are crucial in the development of these technologies. The group has the ambition to build at least one ASML-like company based in The Netherlands in each of the 10 key technologies by 2038 (height of Dutch ageing population). The CEOs act as a voice for Dutch scale-ups to provide a sounding board to government policy making with the aim to develop new sustainable industries to improve our economic competitiveness and secure our societal welfare. The group aims to represent broad inclusive technology categories for current and future scale-up generations to create new Dutch based industries with positive societal impact. Scale-ups are different to SME’s and have the following specific needs to grow: 1. Consistent policy: Scale-ups have a long growth journey that requires consistent policy to develop supportive ecosystems. It is imperative to embed the NTS in the Coalition Accord, give scale-ups a structural seat at the table of developing industry policy to secure long term policies that promote scale-up development. 2. Speed: Scale-ups need to go fast to overcome the period of more cost than revenues. We need a ‘fast lane’ for governmental approvals and priority access to public infrastructure. 3. Risk: Scale-ups take on a lot of risk that pay-out to society only much later. Government should share more in this risk by providing funding, stimulating scale-up products in public tenders and offering guarantees to allow scale-ups to compete with corporates. “Quantum has the potential to impact everything - from the development of new medication to the energy transition and (cyber)security.”, says Matthijs Rijlaarsdam, ”The Netherlands can maintain its leading position in this field - if we do not let the opportunity go to waste”. 👉 Find out more about this initiative at https://techchampions.nl/. 👉 See this mornings FD article on this initiative here (in Dutch): https://lnkd.in/e_bprCgV 👉 See our press release here: https://lnkd.in/e89ZiZXP The 10 CEOs are: - Johan Feenstra (SMART Photonics) - Matthijs Rijlaarsdam (QuantWare) - Mattijs Slee (Battolyser Systems) - Koenraad Wiedhaup (Leyden Labs) - Merel Boers (Nicolab) - Hamed Sadeghian (Nearfield Instruments ) - Elise de Reus (Cradle) - Christian Rood (LeydenJar) - Fabrizio Del Maffeo (Axelera AI) -Joep Gommers (EclecticIQ)

QuantWare powers the Israeli Quantum Computing Centre. On Monday, 24 June, the first Israeli Quantum Computing Centre (IQCC) powered by QuantWare in collaboration with our partners Quantum Machines and ParTec AG was inaugurated. This pioneering facility will support advanced research for local startups and academia, acting as a testing ground for new developments in quantum computing technology. Integrating both quantum and classical computing resources, The IQCC aims to boost advancements in the quantum ecosystem by being the first ever facility to provide access to 3 quantum computers with different types of qubits. The Centre, located at Tel Aviv University, is equipped with one superconducting quantum computer powered by QuantWare’s Contralto QPU. The project shows how #QuantumOpenArchitecture enables local ecosystems to build out sovereign capabilities. Its establishment advances efforts in developing practical quantum computing capabilities globally. As part of Tel Aviv University’s ‘AI and Cyber’ Week, the Centre highlights the potential of quantum processors to tackle complex problems and drive technological progress. QuantWare is proud to be at the forefront of this initiative, empowering the IQCC to provide value to end customers. #QuantumComputing #Innovation #QuantumMachines #IQCC #QuantWare

The wait is over! Are you ready to connect with top quantum players?  QuantWare can't wait to meet you at #QuantumKorea. At #QuantumKorea, we're uniting with global quantum leaders. Our goal is to connect with fellow experts and enthusiasts, demonstrate our latest progress, and highlight our QPUs’ and Crescendo amplifiers’ role in powering quantum computers. Today, June 25, visit the QuantWare booth (#B13) to connect with Tijmen de Jong and Kejal Shah. They will share their insights from the quantum space, discuss our ‘open architecture’ approach to developing top-tier quantum computers, and showcase the advantages of our methods. They’ll also feature our Crescendo amplifier which offers a cutting-edge solution for scalable readout. Stop by our booth to discover how our Contralto QPU and Crescendo cryogenic amplifier enhance quantum computing. This event provides an excellent chance for you to ask any quantum-related questions, and for us to provide the answers. Be sure to stop by and join the conversation! When: 25-27 June, 2024 Where: Ilsan, Korea – Hall 8B, KINTEX 2 See you there! #QuantumKorea #QuantumConnect #QuantWare #QuantumTechnology 

Eager to connect with global quantum leaders?  QuantWare is excited to meet you at #QuantumKorea. On 25-27 June, the #KoreanMinistryofScienceandICT and the #QuantumKoreaOrganisingCommittee will host the #QuantumKorea exhibition in #Ilsan. This event will gather leading quantum experts and innovators from around the world to exchange ideas and showcase the latest advancements in quantum technology. QuantWare will be there to demonstrate how our QPUs and TWPAs are driving quantum innovation on a global scale. During this event, QuantWare’s Tijmen de Jong and Kejal Shah will showcase our innovative ‘open architecture’ approach to building quantum computers. We will also highlight our #TWPA amplifier, which is your path to state-of-the-art readout at scale. Visit our booth #B13 to learn how our QPUs and TWPAs power best-in-class quantum computers and see our latest advancements in action. Come meet us in Korea to engage in quantum conversations, exchange ideas, and explore the current advancements in quantum computing. When: 25-27 June, 2024 Where: Ilsan, Korea – Hall 8B, KINTEX 2 Booth: B13 See you there! #QuantumKorea #QuantumConnect #QuantWare #QuantumTechnology 

And it’s a wrap! Reflecting on our time at #QExpo from last week, we're excited to share insights from the keynote delivered by Tijmen de Jong (QuantWare) and Bruno G. Taketani (ParTec AG). The conference brought together industry leaders and stakeholders, creating a productive environment for discussions on quantum computing applications. Tijmen and Bruno’s keynote pertained to the broader session titled “Real-World Results: Clear Cut Cases by End-users and Solution Providers”. This session highlighted the tangible progress made in the quantum field, demonstrating that practical applications are already here. Tijmen and Bruno explained the initial steps toward integrating HPC with a superconducting quantum computer. Examples such as the @IQCC and the #CQC project from Forschungszentrum Jülich, both powered by QuantWare QPUs, illustrated this progress, while ParTec AG’s #EIGER project promises further advancements. Overall, the event was a valuable opportunity for networking and exploring new connections. It was inspiring to see many companies presenting functional products rather than just concepts, signalling the maturity of the quantum industry. We're grateful for the meaningful interactions and look forward to continued collaboration and innovation in the quantum space. #QExpo #QuantumMeets24 #QuantumComputing #QuantWare #ParTec #QuantumTechnology