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  1. What Quantum Computing Can Do for Humanity — and South Chicago

    Sitting in a swivel chair in a hotel conference room, Victor Peng stares out the window at the…
    #NewsBeep #News #Physics #AI #AU #Australia #Chicago #Photonics #PsiQuantum #Quantum&MicroelectronicsPark #quantumcomputer #Science #SouthChicago #U.S.SteelSouthWorks #VictorPeng
    newsbeep.com/au/862161/

  2. What Quantum Computing Can Do for Humanity — and South Chicago

    Sitting in a swivel chair in a hotel conference room, Victor Peng stares out the window at the…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Physics #AI #Chicago #Photonics #PsiQuantum #Quantum&MicroelectronicsPark #quantumcomputer #Science #SouthChicago #U.S.SteelSouthWorks #VictorPeng
    newsbeep.com/us/819777/

  3. What Quantum Computing Can Do for Humanity — and South Chicago

    Sitting in a swivel chair in a hotel conference room, Victor Peng stares out the window at the…
    #NewsBeep #News #Physics #AI #Chicago #Photonics #PsiQuantum #Quantum&MicroelectronicsPark #quantumcomputer #Science #SouthChicago #U.S.SteelSouthWorks #UK #UnitedKingdom #VictorPeng
    newsbeep.com/uk/743947/

  4. This week's startup funding highlights by Pirates.BZ: #Baseten raised 1.5B USD at 13B valuation for AI inference, #Odyssey raised 1.45B USD for AI world models, #PsiQuantum raised 1.45B USD for quantum computing, #Gradial raised 65M USD for agentic marketing, #Flagright raised 12.5M USD for fintech AML. #Tech #Startup #News

  5. This week's startup funding highlights by Pirates.BZ: #Baseten raised 1.5B USD at 13B valuation for AI inference, #Odyssey raised 1.45B USD for AI world models, #PsiQuantum raised 1.45B USD for quantum computing, #Gradial raised 65M USD for agentic marketing, #Flagright raised 12.5M USD for fintech AML. #Tech #Startup #News

  6. This week's startup funding highlights by Pirates.BZ: #Baseten raised 1.5B USD at 13B valuation for AI inference, #Odyssey raised 1.45B USD for AI world models, #PsiQuantum raised 1.45B USD for quantum computing, #Gradial raised 65M USD for agentic marketing, #Flagright raised 12.5M USD for fintech AML. #Tech #Startup #News

  7. This week's startup funding highlights by Pirates.BZ: #Baseten raised 1.5B USD at 13B valuation for AI inference, #Odyssey raised 1.45B USD for AI world models, #PsiQuantum raised 1.45B USD for quantum computing, #Gradial raised 65M USD for agentic marketing, #Flagright raised 12.5M USD for fintech AML. #Tech #Startup #News

  8. Moreton Bay Secures $1 Billion Quantum Supercomputer Project

    PsiQuantum's $1 billion quantum supercomputer project moves from Brisbane Airport to Moreton Bay Central, Petrie. Construction starts now.

    #MoretonBay #QuantumComputer #PsiQuantum #Petrie #Queensland

    newsletter.tf/moreton-bay-gets

  9. The $1 billion quantum supercomputer project is now moving to Moreton Bay Central. This is a major change from the original Brisbane Airport plan.

    #MoretonBay #QuantumComputer #PsiQuantum #Petrie #Queensland
    newsletter.tf/moreton-bay-gets

  10. PsiQuantum just raised $1 billion to build fault-tolerant quantum computers, with Nvidia joining the round. Sites in Brisbane and Chicago are planned.

    The race is on: IBM, Google, Quantinuum, IonQ and others are all pushing towards logical qubits that can finally unlock real-world applications.

    We unpack the story and the global context on MoveTheNeedle.news 👉 movetheneedle.news/technology/

    #QuantumComputing #Technology #PsiQuantum #AI

  11. PsiQuantum just raised $1 billion to build fault-tolerant quantum computers, with Nvidia joining the round. Sites in Brisbane and Chicago are planned.

    The race is on: IBM, Google, Quantinuum, IonQ and others are all pushing towards logical qubits that can finally unlock real-world applications.

    We unpack the story and the global context on MoveTheNeedle.news 👉 movetheneedle.news/technology/

    #QuantumComputing #Technology #PsiQuantum #AI

  12. PsiQuantum just raised $1 billion to build fault-tolerant quantum computers, with Nvidia joining the round. Sites in Brisbane and Chicago are planned.

    The race is on: IBM, Google, Quantinuum, IonQ and others are all pushing towards logical qubits that can finally unlock real-world applications.

    We unpack the story and the global context on MoveTheNeedle.news 👉 movetheneedle.news/technology/

    #QuantumComputing #Technology #PsiQuantum #AI

  13. Nvidia is reportedly in advanced talks to invest in PsiQuantum, a cutting-edge quantum computing startup aiming to raise $750 million at a $6 billion valuation. Known for using photons and standard chipmaking methods, PsiQuantum plans to deliver commercial quantum systems within six years far ahead of traditional projections.

    #Nvidia #PsiQuantum #QuantumComputing #TechInvestment #AI #Semiconductors #FutureTech #JensenHuang #QuantumLeap

    Read Full Article Here :- techi.com/nvidia-investing-in-

  14. #Nature #NewsFeature This billion-dollar firm plans to build giant quantum computers from light. Can it succeed?#PsiQuantum has ambitious goals to build a useful quantum machine by late 2027 — and has raised more than US$1 billion to do it. nature.com/articles/d41586-024 "PsiQuantum is aiming to jump to a machine that will require something in the order of one million qubits. (PsiQuantum’s researchers haven’t published a specific number.) “My impression is there’s a lot of scepticism about,” says Kolkowitz. He bets on them “extremely high risk”. A quantum computer will need around 10,000 physical qubits working together to make each useful ‘logical’ qubit, O’Brien says. Making a quantum computer with light is “on paper, quite easy”. But photons also come with hurdles. The company says it is building internal prototypes of increasing scale and complexity, but doesn’t market them as quantum computers. The firm has constructed prototype cabinet-sized devices, about 2 metres tall. A PsiQuantum’s computer would involve in the order of 100 devices."

  15. #Nature #NewsFeature This billion-dollar firm plans to build giant quantum computers from light. Can it succeed?#PsiQuantum has ambitious goals to build a useful quantum machine by late 2027 — and has raised more than US$1 billion to do it. nature.com/articles/d41586-024 "PsiQuantum is aiming to jump to a machine that will require something in the order of one million qubits. (PsiQuantum’s researchers haven’t published a specific number.) “My impression is there’s a lot of scepticism about,” says Kolkowitz. He bets on them “extremely high risk”. A quantum computer will need around 10,000 physical qubits working together to make each useful ‘logical’ qubit, O’Brien says. Making a quantum computer with light is “on paper, quite easy”. But photons also come with hurdles. The company says it is building internal prototypes of increasing scale and complexity, but doesn’t market them as quantum computers. The firm has constructed prototype cabinet-sized devices, about 2 metres tall. A PsiQuantum’s computer would involve in the order of 100 devices."

  16. #Nature #NewsFeature This billion-dollar firm plans to build giant quantum computers from light. Can it succeed?#PsiQuantum has ambitious goals to build a useful quantum machine by late 2027 — and has raised more than US$1 billion to do it. nature.com/articles/d41586-024 "PsiQuantum is aiming to jump to a machine that will require something in the order of one million qubits. (PsiQuantum’s researchers haven’t published a specific number.) “My impression is there’s a lot of scepticism about,” says Kolkowitz. He bets on them “extremely high risk”. A quantum computer will need around 10,000 physical qubits working together to make each useful ‘logical’ qubit, O’Brien says. Making a quantum computer with light is “on paper, quite easy”. But photons also come with hurdles. The company says it is building internal prototypes of increasing scale and complexity, but doesn’t market them as quantum computers. The firm has constructed prototype cabinet-sized devices, about 2 metres tall. A PsiQuantum’s computer would involve in the order of 100 devices."

  17. #Nature #NewsFeature This billion-dollar firm plans to build giant quantum computers from light. Can it succeed?#PsiQuantum has ambitious goals to build a useful quantum machine by late 2027 — and has raised more than US$1 billion to do it. nature.com/articles/d41586-024 "PsiQuantum is aiming to jump to a machine that will require something in the order of one million qubits. (PsiQuantum’s researchers haven’t published a specific number.) “My impression is there’s a lot of scepticism about,” says Kolkowitz. He bets on them “extremely high risk”. A quantum computer will need around 10,000 physical qubits working together to make each useful ‘logical’ qubit, O’Brien says. Making a quantum computer with light is “on paper, quite easy”. But photons also come with hurdles. The company says it is building internal prototypes of increasing scale and complexity, but doesn’t market them as quantum computers. The firm has constructed prototype cabinet-sized devices, about 2 metres tall. A PsiQuantum’s computer would involve in the order of 100 devices."