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Quantinuum signs MOU with Aramco to explore quantum energy use cases

Quantinuum and Saudi Aramco have signed a non-binding MOU to identify industrial quantum computing applications within the energy sector.
Quantinuum and Saudi Aramco have signed a non-binding MOU to identify industrial quantum computing applications within the energy sector.
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Quantum
Semiconductors
Data Centres

Xanadu secures CAD $195m from Canada to build quantum supply chain

The Toronto-listed photonic quantum company will use federal funding to establish domestic manufacturing for fault-tolerant, utility-scale quantum computers.
The Toronto-listed photonic quantum company will use federal funding to establish domestic manufacturing for fault-tolerant, utility-scale quantum computers.
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Quantum
Cybersecurity

GCC quantum economy tops $5bn as active players near 60

A new Deep Knowledge Group audit maps 54 quantum organisations across the Gulf, with aggregate commitments exceeding $5bn and the ecosystem tipped to pass 100
A new Deep Knowledge Group audit maps 54 quantum organisations across the Gulf, with aggregate commitments exceeding $5bn and the ecosystem tipped to pass 100
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Semiconductors
Data Centres
AI & ML

Microchip and Micron demo PCIe Gen 6 storage fabric for AI data centres

The two semiconductor firms demonstrated a PCIe Gen 6 switch-and-SSD architecture at FMS 2026, targeting AI, HPC and cloud data centre workloads.
The two semiconductor firms demonstrated a PCIe Gen 6 switch-and-SSD architecture at FMS 2026, targeting AI, HPC and cloud data centre workloads.
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Quantum
Semiconductors

ZuriQ raises $25.5m seed to scale 2D trapped-ion quantum chips

The ETH Zürich spin-out secured the round, led by Quantonation, to expand its Penning micro-trap architecture and push qubit counts toward commercially useful
The ETH Zürich spin-out secured the round, led by Quantonation, to expand its Penning micro-trap architecture and push qubit counts toward commercially useful
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Quantum
Semiconductors

ZuriQ raises $25.5m seed round to scale 2D trapped-ion processor

The ETH Zürich spin-out has closed a $25.5m seed round led by Quantonation to scale its natively two-dimensional trapped-ion quantum architecture.
The ETH Zürich spin-out has closed a $25.5m seed round led by Quantonation to scale its natively two-dimensional trapped-ion quantum architecture.
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Quantum
Enterprise Software
Cloud Infrastructure

Quantinuum, Rolls-Royce and Riverlane target quantum fluid dynamics

Four partners will explore fault-tolerant quantum computing for gas turbine design, combining Quantinuum's Helios hardware with supercomputing and error-correction
Four partners will explore fault-tolerant quantum computing for gas turbine design, combining Quantinuum's Helios hardware with supercomputing and error-correction
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Quantum
Semiconductors

Qolab raises $54.2m Series B to scale superconducting quantum hardware

UC Investments leads the round as Qolab targets fault-tolerant quantum computing via semiconductor manufacturing partnerships.
UC Investments leads the round as Qolab targets fault-tolerant quantum computing via semiconductor manufacturing partnerships.
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Semiconductors
Cybersecurity

STMicroelectronics launches ST54M mobile chip with PQC accelerator

STMicroelectronics has introduced the ST54M, a single-die secure mobile chip integrating a post-quantum cryptography hardware accelerator alongside NFC, eSIM and
STMicroelectronics has introduced the ST54M, a single-die secure mobile chip integrating a post-quantum cryptography hardware accelerator alongside NFC, eSIM and
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Quantum
Cloud Infrastructure
Enterprise Software

Classiq and TEA TEK Group launch 128-qubit quantum hub in Naples

The multi-million-euro partnership aims to deliver Quantum as a Service from a Naples facility targeting launch by end of 2026.
The multi-million-euro partnership aims to deliver Quantum as a Service from a Naples facility targeting launch by end of 2026.
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Semiconductors
Blockchain
Cybersecurity

SEALSQ wins EPO patent for hardware-anchored NFT provenance

SEALSQ has secured a European patent embedding NFTs into secure chips, as sister platform WISe.ART claims hardware-authenticated art certification.
SEALSQ has secured a European patent embedding NFTs into secure chips, as sister platform WISe.ART claims hardware-authenticated art certification.
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Quantum
Cybersecurity
AI & ML

Quantum Cyber licenses quantum photonic antenna tech for drone platform

Nasdaq-listed Quantum Cyber has signed an exclusive worldwide IP licence for quantum photonic array antenna technology from Miami-based Project LightShift.
Nasdaq-listed Quantum Cyber has signed an exclusive worldwide IP licence for quantum photonic array antenna technology from Miami-based Project LightShift.
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Cybersecurity
Data Centres
Semiconductors

Microchip adds PQC root-of-trust controllers for next-gen systems

Microchip Technology's TS1800 and TS50x controllers embed NIST-standardised post-quantum algorithms at silicon level, targeting data centres, defence and telecoms.
Microchip Technology's TS1800 and TS50x controllers embed NIST-standardised post-quantum algorithms at silicon level, targeting data centres, defence and telecoms.
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Cybersecurity
Data Centres
Semiconductors

Microchip adds post-quantum DSCs to dsPIC33A family for AI data centres

Microchip Technology has expanded its dsPIC33A digital signal controller family with post-quantum cryptography and high-resolution power control for AI server and

The new DSCs are built on a 200 MHz 32-bit core with a double-precision floating point unit. Key analogue specifications include 78 picosecond pulse-width modulators, multiple 40 MSPS 12-bit analogue-to-digital converters (ADCs) and 5 ns high-speed comparators — figures that Microchip says support fast, deterministic control loops in designs using Silicon Carbide and Gallium Nitride power semiconductors. The devices will be automotive-qualified for operation up to 150°C and developed in accordance with ISO 26262 and IEC 61508 functional safety processes.

Joe Thomsen, corporate vice-president of Microchip's digital signal controller business unit, said customers are "looking beyond individual components and focusing on how quickly and confidently they can bring a system to life," adding that the integration of control, analogue and security capabilities is intended to help engineering teams manage complexity from early design through to deployment.

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