Matt Swayne
Editor and Analyst at The Quantum Insider
I like to write. And I like to read interesting stuff. Sometimes I tweet. Who else’s ******* opinions would they be?
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thequantuminsider.com | Matt Swayne
Insider BriefIonQ, AstraZeneca, AWS, and NVIDIA have demonstrated a quantum-accelerated drug discovery workflow that significantly reduces simulation time for a key pharmaceutical reaction. The hybrid system, integrating IonQ’s Forte quantum processor with NVIDIA CUDA-Q and AWS infrastructure, achieved over a 20-fold improvement in time-to-solution for the Suzuki-Miyaura reaction.
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thequantuminsider.com | Matt Swayne
Insider BriefIonQ will acquire Oxford Ionics for $1.075 billion in stock and cash, combining two of the leaders in trapped-ion quantum computing in a deal that could reshape the commercial quantum landscape. The combined company aims to scale to 256 high-fidelity qubits by 2026 and over 10,000 physical qubits by 2027, using Oxford Ionics’ semiconductor-compatible ion-trap technology. The deal aims to strengthen IonQ’s technical stack and boost its European presence.
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thequantuminsider.com | Matt Swayne
Insider BriefA study published in Nature Photonics demonstrates that small-scale photonic quantum computers can outperform classical systems in specific machine learning tasks. Researchers from the University of Vienna and collaborators used a quantum-enhanced algorithm on a photonic circuit to classify data more accurately than conventional methods.
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thequantuminsider.com | Matt Swayne
Insider BriefInfleqtion has secured a second UK government grant to significantly accelerate its neutral atom quantum computing platform, Sqale, aiming to boost gate execution rates by 10–100 times. The 12-month SQALE2 project will be developed with UK partners including Fraunhofer, NPL, Strathclyde, and Edinburgh, focusing on new optical control systems for faster, parallel quantum operations.
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thequantuminsider.com | Matt Swayne
Insider BriefCanada has made quantum technology a core focus of its 2025 G7 agenda, positioning it as a strategic tool for economic growth, energy security, and digital transition. The announcement follows coordinated lobbying by Quantum Industry Canada and international partners, calling for trusted collaboration on quantum supply chains, cybersecurity, and competitiveness.
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