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        Quantum hardware company Pasqal and quantum software company Riverlane have partnered to advance fault-tolerant quantum computing, combining Pasqal's neutral atom technology with Riverlane's Deltaflow error correction stack. Financial details of the partnership have not been disclosed.
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        The partnership will integrate Riverlane's Deltaflow, designed to detect and correct errors in quantum systems, with Pasqal's neutral-atom technology. This combination aims to achieve early fault-tolerant quantum computers capable of performing consistent, high-performance computations. Both companies will jointly pursue new R&amp;D opportunities and seek public and government funding for their initiatives.
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 <p>Pasqal, a quantum hardware company, and Riverlane, a quantum software company, have teamed up to forward the development of fault-tolerant quantum computing. They aim to do this by integrating Pasqal's neutral atom technology with Riverlane's Deltaflow error correction stack. However, no financial information regarding this partnership has been revealed.</p>
 <p>The fusion of Riverlane's Deltaflow, built to identify and fix errors in quantum systems, with Pasqal's neutral-atom technology aspires to develop fault-tolerant quantum computers early. These computers will be capable of conducting steady, high-performance computations. Together, the firms will explore new research and development prospects and aim to get public and government funding for their ventures.</p> 
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Pasqal partners with Riverlane to develop fault-tolerant quantum computing solutions

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 <p>Pasqal, a company specializing in neutral-atom quantum computing, has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Sungkyunkwan University's Quantum Information Research Support Center (Q Center) in South Korea. This partnership aims to further develop quantum computing technologies.</p>
 <p>The collaboration entails various initiatives including the education of quantum scientists and engineers, granting access to Pasqal's cloud platform for research purposes, conducting seminars on the usage of cloud computing, and participation in quantum community-related activities. Additionally, a two-week online training program is incorporated into the partnership, providing insight into the fundamental principles and uses of neutral atom-based quantum computing.</p>
 
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Pasqal partners with Sungkyunkwan University to advance quantum computing research and education

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 <p>Pasqal, a French quantum computing firm, delivered a 100-qubit quantum computer to the Jülich Supercomputing Center (JSC) in Germany in mid-November. This new quantum computer is part of the High-Performance Computer and Quantum Simulator hybrid (HPQS) project under the European High-Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU). The quantum computer will be integrated with the JSC's Jülich Research on Exascale Cluster Architectures Data Centric (JURECA DC) supercomputer.</p>
 <p>This marks a significant step in the HPQS initiative, which is designed to merge quantum computing systems with existing European supercomputer infrastructures.</p>
 <p>The quantum computer will boost the capabilities of the Jülich UNified Infrastructure for Quantum Computing (JUNIQ). Deployed by JSC, JUNIQ is a public quantum computing user facility that gives science and industry direct access to quantum computers.</p>
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Pasqal delivers 100-qubit quantum computer to Jülich Supercomputing Center

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<p>Pasqal, a developer specializing in neutral atom-based quantum, has introduced a quantum processor that can trap over 1,110 atoms in about 2,000 traps. The processor uses single rubidium atoms in extensive arrays of optical tweezers, comprising up to 2,088 sites within a 6 Kelvin cryogenic environment. The company demonstrated the rearrangement of an 828-atom array using moving optical tweezers controlled by a field-programmable gate array (FPGA).</p>
<p>Pasqal states that the capability to trap and manipulate over 1,000 atoms is a considerable breakthrough in developing scalable quantum processors. These processors could help solve complex problems that are unattainable with current classical computers.</p>
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Pasqal traps more than 1,000 atoms in quantum processor

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 <p>Pasqal, a neutral atom-based quantum developer, and IBM have announced a collaboration to develop quantum-focused supercomputing and encourage application research in the fields of chemistry and materials science. The specifics and financial aspects of this partnership have not been revealed.</p>
 
<p>The main focus of this partnership is to work on the software integration for a quantum supercomputer, integrating computational workflows across various quantum and classical computers. The objective is to accelerate the adoption of this technology in industries, specifically in materials science and chemistry, utilizing the combined expertise in quantum computing from both companies. Additionally, Pasqal and IBM aim to set up a regional high-performance computing (HPC) technical forum in Germany and look forward to expanding to other regions.</p>
 
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Pasqal and IBM partner to develop quantum-centric supercomputing for chemistry and materials science

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 <p>French quantum hardware startup Pasqal has entered a partnership with Aramco to set up and manage Saudi Arabia's first quantum computer. The specifics, including financial details of the agreement, have not been publicly disclosed.</p>
 <p>Under this agreement, Pasqal will deploy a 200-qubit quantum computer by the latter half of 2025. The initial setup will utilize "analog mode" technology, which will be later upgraded to "analog-digital mode" for enhanced problem-solving. Both firms aim to explore new applications for quantum computing and aspire to establish a quantum research center in Saudi Arabia.</p>
 <p>Prior to this, in <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/9029"> March 2022 </a>, Pasqal and Aramco had collaborated to develop quantum-enhanced solutions specifically for the energy sector and to grow Saudi Arabia’s quantum ecosystem.</p>
 
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Pasqal collaborates with Aramco to install first quantum computer in Saudi Arabia

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 <p>French quantum hardware company Pasqal is teaming up with quantum networking firm Welinq to create specific quantum interconnects for neutral-atom quantum computing. The terms or financial aspects of this partnership have not been made public.</p>
 <p>The collaboration will utilize Welinq's quantum interconnect technology to link various Quantum Processing Units (QPUs), a move that will assist Pasqal in addressing the problem of qubit scaling in fault-tolerant quantum computing.&nbsp;</p>
 <p>The partnership will lay the groundwork for large scale quantum networks and boost computational capacity by increasing the number of qubits. It will also facilitate secure quantum information exchange thanks to interconnected multi-QPU systems.</p>
 
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Pasqal and Welinq partner to enhance quantum computing industry standards

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 <p>French quantum hardware startup PASQAL and AI research institute Mila have launched a year-long collaboration aimed at enhancing GenAI modeling using quantum benchmarking and tensor networks. This partnership intends to boost quantum-enabled AI advancements and contribute to quantum computing and Machine Learning research. It will focus on examining the potential quantum advantages in Machine Learning and exploring the interaction between quantum concepts and structured data generation.</p>
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PASQAL signs research agreement with Mila to advance generative modeling with quantum computing

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 <p>French quantum hardware startup Pasqal has partnered with Investissement Québec for a five-year, $90 million initiative to focus on neutral-atom quantum computer technology within Québec's DistriQ quantum innovations zone. The project will prioritize the manufacturing and commercialization of quantum computers and related R&D activities.</p>
 <p>The government of Québec will provide a $15 million loan for the project, which aims to create 53 permanent jobs and establish a new facility for manufacturing neutral atom quantum computers by 2024.</p>
 <p>The initiative aims to position Sherbrooke, Québec, as an international quantum computing hub. Pasqal will lead various aspects of the project, including the development of quantum tech laboratories and new ventures in the field. It will also involve a collaborative space for quantum innovation and talent training initiatives, contributing to the growth of the quantum computing landscape in North America.</p>
 
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PASQAL and Investissement Québec enter USD 90 million quantum tech initiative

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  <li><p>French quantum hardware startup Pasqal has partnered with Swiss non-profit foundation Geneva Science and Diplomacy Anticipator Foundation to advance R&amp;D in quantum computing. The terms and financial details of the agreement have not been disclosed.</p></li>
  <li><p>The collaboration aims to support the Open Quantum Institute in leveraging quantum computing to address global challenges related to climate change, healthcare, and sustainable development. Pasqal will provide cloud access to its quantum devices, tools, and training to support the implementation of use cases and algorithms.</p></li>
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Pasqal partners with Riverlane to develop fault-tolerant quantum computing solutions

Pasqal partners with Sungkyunkwan University to advance quantum computing research and education

Pasqal delivers 100-qubit quantum computer to Jülich Supercomputing Center

Pasqal traps more than 1,000 atoms in quantum processor

Pasqal and IBM partner to develop quantum-centric supercomputing for chemistry and materials science

Pasqal collaborates with Aramco to install first quantum computer in Saudi Arabia

Pasqal and Welinq partner to enhance quantum computing industry standards

PASQAL signs research agreement with Mila to advance generative modeling with quantum computing

PASQAL and Investissement Québec enter USD 90 million quantum tech initiative

Pasqal and GESDA partner to advance R&D in quantum computing

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