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Excited to be included in the Startup showcase at the #Northeast Microelectronics Coalition - looking forward to seeing the region expand in #quantum #NEMC

First Daniel Loss now William Oliver. Things very quickly are getting serious here in Madrid QUANTUM MATTER CONFERENCE

In a record-fast paper, the Flatiron CCQ crew (Joseph Tindall, Matt Fishman, Miles Stoudenmire, Dries Sels) simulated the IBM experiment on the heavy hex lattice using tree tensor networks, arxiv.org/abs/2306.14887. Crucial to this paper is using a classical wave function ansatz

arxiv.org/abs/2306.16372 One more paper on classical simulation of IBM quantum circuit

Let's not confuse doing science with doing PR! Embargoing your research to avoid scrutiny and to maximize the splash when it comes out is a PR tactic. It has nothing to do with critically pursuing the truth through the efforts of a scientific community.

Today in The Download, our daily newsletter: introducing this year's list of 35 Innovators Under 35. trib.al/RBj8oP9

Introducing: MIT Technology Review's annual list of 35 Innovators Under 35. Explore the full list of these inspiring young Innovators working in AI, biotech, climate and energy, computing, and robotics: trib.al/9QBjIQo

We announce today that we have been selected by AFWERX for a Small Business Innovation and Research (SBIR) contract. The contract in the amount of $1.25 million enables us to demonstrate high-performance fluxonium-based quantum processors. Air Force Research Lab - AFRL atlantic-quantum.com/news/atlantic-…

New peer-reviewed research from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), co-authored by Atlantic Quantum founders, shows that our quantum computing platform enables quantum operations with record-breaking accuracy. Read our press release: atlantic-quantum.com/news/peer-revi…. #QuantumComputing

Check out the latest from MIT EQuS and Lincoln Lab published in PRX on the demonstration of 99.99%+ single-qubit and 99.9%+ two-qubit gates with fluxonium qubits! journals.aps.org/prx/abstract/1…

A new superconducting qubit architecture performs operations between qubits with much more accuracy. The advance “shows great promise in terms of actually building a useful, fault-tolerant quantum computer,” says Bharath Kannan PhD ’22. mitsha.re/CikR50PPIy0

Our work on mitigating frequency collisions on quantum processors by reducing the frequency uncertainty in the fabrication process down to 40 MHz standard deviation. This is the lowest reported on-chip spread in qubit frequency (excluding postfabrication tuning techniques).

🚀 Reaching new heights with fluxonium qubits! Check out our blog post on the recently published performance record for superconducting qubits. Our Co-Founder Leon Ding, who led the study, provides a deep dive into the research and its future implications. atlantic-quantum.com/news/reaching-…

Very happy to share that today we are starting our new project SuperMOOSE on entangling logical qubits together with our partners from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) (William Oliver), Institut quantique (Theory of Superconducting Quantum Devices group Alexandre Blais), Forschungszentrum Jülich | @[email protected], Zurich Instruments, and Atlantic Quantum (Simon Gustavsson, Tim Menke, Bharath Kannan).

Very excited to announce our participation in the #SuperMOOSE IARPA project on entangling two logical qubits! atlantic-quantum.com/news/atlantic-…

Honored to be a part of the 2024 Forbes Under 30 cohort! It's a privilege to have the opportunity to work on the cutting edge of quantum technologies, especially alongside our incredible team at Atlantic Quantum!

Join us in applauding Bharath Kannan, the brilliant mind behind Atlantic Quantum, for earning a spot on #Forbes30Under30! His work in conquering quantum computing's hurdles is a game-changer. trib.al/x6nk78I

Great talk by William Oliver from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) on waveguide QED with superconducting circuits today ETH Physics ETH Zürich. The seminar was presented by Jonathan Knoll, the president of the AMIV an der ETH #Quantum Engineering Commission and supported by the Quantum Center, ETH Zurich, Switzerland. Great turnout!

It’s day 3 of March meeting. That means there have been 6 chances to eat a meal at this restaurant for lunch and dinner. I’ve used 5 of those six and regretting not taking the sixth too. So good! Also had lunch today with Sinéad Griffin and I failed at hiding how starstruck I was