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3 days ago | 
quantumcomputingreport.com | Mohamed Abdel-Kareem
PQShield has announced the launch of its UltraPQ-Suite, a comprehensive product range offering deeply specialized implementations of post-quantum cryptography (PQC) optimized for a post-standards world. The UltraPQ-Suite addresses critical challenges faced by manufacturers and developers during the global transition to quantum-safe security, offering solutions that prioritize performance, security, or footprint according to application needs.
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3 days ago | 
quantumcomputingreport.com | Mohamed Abdel-Kareem
IonQ and EPB have announced a $22 million partnership to establish the first U.S. quantum computing and networking hub in Chattanooga, Tennessee. As part of the collaboration, the EPB Quantum Center will house IonQ’s Forte Enterprise quantum computer alongside EPB’s existing quantum networking infrastructure. IonQ will also open a Chattanooga office to provide application development support, training, and technical services, further advancing Tennessee’s role in the emerging quantum economy.
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4 days ago | 
quantumcomputingreport.com | Mohamed Abdel-Kareem
The Government of Finland has published a new national Quantum Technology Strategy, positioning quantum technologies as a future driver of economic growth and sustainability. Released on April 24, 2025, by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment, the strategy defines Finland’s ambitions to leverage its scientific strengths and maintain competitiveness in the evolving global quantum landscape.
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4 days ago | 
quantumcomputingreport.com | Mohamed Abdel-Kareem
ULVAC, Inc. and ULVAC CRYOGENICS INC. have developed and installed a dilution refrigerator designed specifically for quantum computing applications, supporting Japan’s first fully domestically built quantum computer. The system, operational as of April 4, 2025, at the Center for Quantum Information and Quantum Biology, University of Osaka, plays a critical role in maintaining the ultra-low temperatures required for superconducting qubit operation.
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4 days ago | 
quantumcomputingreport.com | Mohamed Abdel-Kareem
The Government of Spain has launched its first Quantum Technologies Strategy (2025–2030) with an initial investment of €808 million ($917 million USD), announced at the OECD Global Technology Forum in Madrid on April 24, 2025. Ministers Óscar López and Diana Morant presented the initiative, which supports quantum computing, communications, and sensing.
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4 days ago | 
quantumcomputingreport.com | Mohamed Abdel-Kareem
Xanadu Quantum Technologies Inc. has entered into a four-year research and development partnership with the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) to accelerate the development of silicon photonic integrated circuits for quantum computing and communications. The collaboration will support joint efforts to optimize photonic components such as entangled photon sources and squeezed light generators, which are essential for building fault-tolerant photonic quantum processors.
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4 days ago | 
quantumcomputingreport.com | Mohamed Abdel-Kareem
IQM Quantum Computers will deploy Poland’s first superconducting quantum computer in the second quarter of 2025 at Wrocław University of Science and Technology (WUST). The system, a 5-qubit full-stack quantum processor named IQM Spark, marks a national milestone and introduces low-temperature superconducting qubit technology to Eastern Europe.
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5 days ago | 
quantumcomputingreport.com | Mohamed Abdel-Kareem
Oxford Quantum Circuits (OQC) and Riverlane have announced the development of the UK’s first quantum error corrected (QEC) testbed, to be installed in a commercial data centre and connected to high-performance computing (HPC). Funded through the UK’s Quantum Missions Pilot programme, the system is scheduled to go live by March 2026. It will support the UK Government’s Mission 1 objective of achieving a trillion error-free quantum operations (TeraQuop) by 2035.
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5 days ago | 
quantumcomputingreport.com | Mohamed Abdel-Kareem
IonQ has signed a flagship distributor agreement with Toyota Tsusho Corporation, marking its formal entry into Japan’s quantum technology market. As a key member of the Toyota Group, Toyota Tsusho will promote IonQ’s trapped-ion quantum computing systems across a range of industries, leveraging its deep business development networks and decades of experience in scaling new technologies within Japan.
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5 days ago | 
quantumcomputingreport.com | Mohamed Abdel-Kareem
Oxford Instruments NanoScience has completed the installation of the first two ProteoxQX systems, the largest and most modular dilution refrigerators in its Proteox product line. Designed to overcome current cryogenic limitations, the ProteoxQX enables deployment of significantly more qubits by offering a fully accessible workspace over 3 meters tall and 1.5 meters wide.
