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High-density cryogenic ribbon cables have been developed to enable quantum systems to scale beyond 1,000 qubits, addressing a critical hardware bottleneck. This innovation could significantly advance quantum computing capabilities. The development of such cables is crucial for the expansion of quantum systems.
QuSecure, a post-quantum cryptography company, has added former CIA executive Eman Blair to its federal advisory board. Blair has over 21 years of experience in the CIA, including leading cybersecurity modernization. QuSecure is a California-based provider of post-quantum cryptography and crypto-agility.
Germany will produce 2,000 combat robots designed by Quantum Systems and Tencore, a Ukrainian company, for use in Ukraine. The robots have been battle-tested in Ukraine and will be assembled in Germany. This is the largest unmanned ground vehicle order in Europe.
Helios, a US-based quantum computer, demonstrated high fidelity in one-qubit operations, paving the way for a fault-tolerant future. The computer maintained 99.921% fidelity in other operations. This breakthrough has significant implications for the development of quantum computing technology.
Boeing has demonstrated a key quantum networking protocol in ground testing of a compact payload, with an on-orbit experiment planned for 2027. The test showed 'high-fidelity entanglement swapping' in preparation for a year-long space mission. This technology has potential applications in secure communication and quantum computing.
The Pentagon has awarded a contract to Quantum Space to demonstrate a fuel depot spacecraft, built on its Ranger platform, that can refuel other spacecraft in orbit. The project aims to create a working gas station in orbit, a capability that has never been flown before. The contract is funded through the Operational Energy Capability Improvement Fund.
PsiQuantum, a US startup, has started constructing a facility in Australia to build the first utility-scale quantum computer. The project aims to develop a powerful quantum computing system. The facility is located in Moreton Bay, Australia.
US scientists have connected a 20-qubit quantum computer to Frontier, the world's most powerful supercomputer. This integration aims to enhance computing capabilities and potentially revolutionize fields like cryptography and optimization. The connection could lead to breakthroughs in various areas, including national security.
The Pentagon has awarded a contract to Parallel Works to connect military supercomputers with major clouds. This will enhance the DoD's computing capabilities and enable more efficient data processing. The contract is part of the DoD's efforts to modernize its technology infrastructure.
China's Origin Wukong superconducting quantum computer has completed over 1 million tasks with a quantum-safe security shield. This milestone demonstrates the country's advancements in quantum computing and cybersecurity. The development of quantum-safe security shields is crucial for protecting sensitive information from potential quantum computer-based threats.
Quantum Systems and Daimler Truck are developing autonomous convoy technology for the German military's logistics. The project aims to create unmanned convoy solutions for military logistics, commissioned by the German Armed Forces. Testing is set to follow development.
America must spur a quantum leap in its quantum computing capabilities, according to Elise Stefanik. This push is crucial for the country's technological advancement and national security. The article emphasizes the need for a public-private partnership to achieve this goal.