The DQC officially kicked off with a two-day workshop, introducing more than 100 current and potential collaborators from around the world to the unique capabilities of its quantum user facility. Here’s what happened.
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The Duke Quantum Center and IonQ have announced the invention of a new quantum computing operation with the potential to accelerate several key quantum computing techniques and contribute to scaling quantum algorithms.
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Quantum computing startup IonQ completed its business combination with a SPAC, and is now a publicly-traded company.
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Quantum computing’s potential is big, but the ultimate “killer application” is still unknown, which makes it all the more important to get these systems into the hands of users to discover new and transformational possibilities for quantum computing, a Duke professor and entrepreneur tells Congress.
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The company, founded on a promising approach to quantum computing that uses trapped ions to store and manipulate data, has a licensing agreement to translate Duke innovations into IonQ technology. Its founders believe this translation will only accelerate with the newly established Duke Quantum Center.
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The quantum computing company with ties to Duke University, IonQ, Inc., is going public with a big bang.
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