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Nov- 2025 -19 NovemberIndustry & Ecosystem News
Quantum Utility Block: A Fast-Track, Modular Path to Quantum Utility
Three quantum technology companies – QuantWare, Q-CTRL, and Qblox - jointly unveiled a new offering called the Quantum Utility Block (QUB), billing it as “the fastest path to quantum utility” for enterprises and research institutions. This announcement, made in Delft, Netherlands, signals a novel approach to deploying quantum computers: instead of relying on proprietary one-vendor systems or costly in-house development,…
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17 NovemberQuantum Open Architecture News
Elevate Quantum Launches First Open Quantum Architecture System in U.S. (Colorado)
Elevate Quantum and an international team of partners have announced the deployment of the United States’ first Quantum Open Architecture (QOA) quantum computing system, to be hosted in Colorado. In a collaborative effort involving Dutch quantum processor maker QuantWare, control electronics specialist Qblox, quantum software firm Q-CTRL, and Colorado-based cryogenics startup Maybell Quantum, the group is establishing a modular quantum…
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Oct- 2025 -3 OctoberIndustry & Ecosystem News
Italy’s Largest Quantum Computer Built on Open Architecture Debuts in Naples
The University of Naples Federico II unveiled the country’s most powerful quantum computer - a 64-qubit system assembled using a revolutionary modular design. Powered by a Tenor quantum processing unit (QPU) from Dutch startup QuantWare, this machine now stands as Italy’s largest quantum computer, marking a national milestone in quantum technology. The Tenor chip, containing 64 superconducting qubits, was delivered…
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Aug- 2025 -29 AugustIndustry & Ecosystem News
Japan Launches First Homegrown Quantum Computer, Marking a Quantum Sovereignty Milestone
Japan has officially switched on its first quantum computer built entirely with homegrown technology. The new superconducting system went live on July 28, 2025 at Osaka University’s Center for Quantum Information and Quantum Biology (QIQB) - a landmark achievement that makes Japan one of the few countries to develop a quantum computer without foreign components. University representatives confirmed that all…
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May- 2025 -22 MayIndustry & Ecosystem News
Dutch Quantum Ecosystem Unveils “Tuna-5” Open-Architecture Quantum Computer
The Dutch quantum computing community has reached a new milestone, revealing a homegrown quantum computer named Tuna-5. Announced in mid-May 2025, the Tuna-5 system is a 5-qubit superconducting quantum computer built using a modular “open-architecture” approach, and it’s now accessible to users worldwide via QuTech’s Quantum Inspire cloud platform. This is not a typical industry quantum machine in a sealed…
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Jun- 2024 -19 JuneQuantum Open Architecture News
Israel’s IQCC Opens as a “Quantum Data Center” Built for Interoperability, Hybrid HPC, and Sovereignty
In a June 17, 2024 press release, Quantum Machines announced the opening of the Israeli Quantum Computing Center (IQCC) — a new facility in Tel Aviv designed to give researchers and startups something that’s been chronically scarce in quantum computing: hands-on access to serious infrastructure, not just limited cloud time on someone else’s machine. The center is located at Tel…
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