Like many of you, I have spent many years in a lab. I was the only Ph.D. student in a newly formed experimental group, and I am guessing you know what that means. I spent my Ph.D. time building a 1M€ optics lab to work with quantum control of dots at cryogenic temperatures.Don’t get me...
They say that great minds think alike. If so, the recent paper “Advancing hybrid quantum–classical computation with real-time execution”1, is a great example! The publication by a team of researchers from Microsoft and Quantum Circuit Inc. (QCI) reassures us that our growing quantum community is heading in the direction that Quantum Machines so strongly believes...
The center will be the first to house multiple types of QPU systems under one roof, positioning it as a hotbed for innovation and ensuring compatibility with future quantum technologies Tel Aviv, Israel, July 18, 2022 — Quantum Machines, the provider of breakthrough quantum control solutions that accelerate the development and implementation of quantum computers,...
The partnership offers Toyota Tsusho customers access to state-of-the-art quantum solutions TEL AVIV, Israel and TOKYO, July 5, 2022 -- Quantum Machines, the provider of breakthrough quantum control solutions that accelerate the development and implementation of quantum computers, and Toyota Tsusho Corporation (Toyota Tsusho), a member of the Toyota Group, delivering to countries around the world a diverse range of products...
The life of a physicist can be very exciting, and for Ramon, it certainly started out with a bang! Ramon is Product Manager (and a quantum hardware engineer) here at Quantum Machines. We chatted with him about how he first became interested in physics, why he wanted to work in quantum computing and more. Later...
If you’re looking to optimize the control of your qubits and push beyond the standard quantum limits, don't miss these APS March Meeting talks and workshops.
If you’re looking to optimize the control of your qubits and push beyond the standard quantum limits, don't miss these APS March Meeting talks and workshops.
Like many of you, I have spent many years in a lab. I was the only Ph.D. student in a newly formed experimental group, and I am guessing you know what that means. I spent my Ph.D. time building a 1M€ optics lab to work with quantum control of dots at cryogenic temperatures.Don’t get me...
Written in collaboration with Gal Winer and Uri Abend The business of manipulating signals is right at the core of qubit handling, and it is not trivial. Nature has decided that all those little imperfections that make life interesting also corrupt our perfect electrical signals. Fortunately, since the Quantum Orchestration Platform (QOP) relies on a...
One of the more essential aspects of a job is feeling a sense of accomplishment with your work. Tamar shared with us why working at QM has given her the chance to make her mark. Tamar is a Software Architectural Modeling Engineer at Quantum Machines. Find out what Tamar’s typical workday is like, why QM...
A small journey together, to cook eggs, program quantum controllers, and definitely not send any carrier pigeons. In our messy physicist heads, every day is about quantum. But today is different. Today, experts and enthusiasts from over 65 countries align with a common goal: promoting Quantum Science and Technology around the world. So this one's...
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