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Origin Quantum, a Chinese quantum computer startup, has sold its first commercial device, called Wuyuan, equipped with 24 qubits . China thus joins Canada, the

Read MoreChina’s first quantum computer for commercial use

IBM is advancing research and development in quantum computing, with the goal of releasing a 1,121-qubit processor called Condor in 2023. However, the Heron processor,

Read MoreIBM Heron: a step toward modular quantum computing

PASQAL, one of the leading quantum computing European startup announces that its PASQAL Cloud Services is online and will allow end users to access Neutral

Read MorePasqal Neutral Atoms Quantum Computer is now available on the cloud

In recent years, the hybrid approach is emerging as the best way to use currently available quantum computers, also called NISQ (Noisy Intermediate Scale Quantum)

Read MoreHPCQS, towards an ecosystem of quantum computers connected to European supercomputers

Microsoft is taking a very complex but extremely promising approach to building quantum computers. In particular, Microsoft is using topological qubits, which are believed to

Read MoreImportant Microsoft discovery for the realization of topological qubits

Thanks to the investment of the World Class Research Infrastructure (WCRI), the University of Padua will host for the the first general purpose trapped ion

Read MoreThe first Quantum Computer in Italy is coming

After a year and half in the making, Cineca is proud to present the Joint White Paper on the European Quantum Computing & Simulation Infrastructure, written together with the

Read MoreEuroQCS: European Quantum Computing & Simulation Infrastructure

Great announcements from D-WAVE during the QUBITS 2021 conference, which started today October 5th 2021 at 4:30 pm (Italian time).

Cineca has been invited to contribute to the 2021 edition of the Qubits conference organized by D-Wave, a quantum annealing company  and partner of Cineca.

In jargon, we speak of Quantum Supremacy when a quantum computer is able to solve a particular problem in exponentially faster times than any classic supercomputer.

CINECA and D-Wave Systems Inc. today announced an agreement to offer free extended access to quantum computing technology and resources to Italian universities, researchers and developers.

On March 31st at 4 pm (Italian time) the Cineca Quantum Computing Lab will present the work done in collaboration with Polytechnic of Milan regarding the use of D-Wave systems for the Ligand Expansion phase in Molecular Docking.

CINECA plans to publish in the next months a Call for Proposals for the allocation of quantum computational resources with the aim of supporting Italian Quantum Computing research.

WMF is the largest Italian festival on digital and social innovation, this year the festival hosted more than 60 training rooms and over 600 speakers from all over the world.

Cineca takes part in the fourth edition of the QTML conference organized this year by Zapata Computing.

Cineca has been invited to contribute to the seventh edition of the Qubits conference organized by D-Wave, a quantum annealing company and partner of Cineca.

Cineca was invited to talk about the possible usage of quantum computing in the field of information security at the AlfaBeta event organized by the Poliarte Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Ancona.

Cineca participates in the project called “Pilot on Quantum Simulators”, part of the Horizon 2020 and EuroHPC program.

Cineca has taken part in the XVIII workshop of Statistical Mechanics and Non-Perturbative Field Theory which was held in Bari from 11 to 13 December 2019.

Cineca was invited to the IBM Q Workshop for European partners.