In this modern era, quantum computing is redefining computational capabilities, offering unprecedented speed and efficiency in solving complex problems. By leve

American quantum computing startup PsiQuantum announced yesterday that it has cracked a significant puzzle on the road to making the technology useful: manufacturing quantum chips in useful quantities.

Scientists are tackling one of the biggest hurdles in quantum computing: errors caused by noise and interference. Their solution? A new chip called Ocelot that uses "cat qubits" — a special type of qubit that dramatically reduces errors.

Founded in 2020, Dutch startup QuantWare is one of these, which claims that the hardware it manufactures already powers quantum computers for customers in 20 countries. Its core offering, VIO, focuses on scaling bottlenecks in quantum processing units (QPUs).

QuantWare claims its technology provides the fastest route to a 1-million qubit, megawatt-scale quantum computer.