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November 10, 2021

Q-CTRL digest

Q-CTRL boosts quantum algorithms by >25x in benchmarking experiments

New algorithmic benchmarking experiments from Q-CTRL show that replacement quantum logic operations built using quantum control can improve the success of quantum algorithms on real hardware by up >25X with no additional overhead on the part of the user. Our solution is the most effective error-suppression technology ever demonstrated.

November 5, 2021

Q-CTRL digest

Q-CTRL at IEEE Quantum Week 2021

Two senior leaders from Q-CTRL presented at IEEE Quantum Week, highlighting the team’s efforts to make quantum technology useful through quantum control.

October 25, 2021

Press release

Q-CTRL Appoints Senior Academic Researcher Tom Stace As Principal Quantum Control Engineer

Q-CTRL today announced the appointment of Tom Stace, Ph.D. as a Principal Quantum Control Engineer, to advance the company’s position as the world’s leading provider of quantum control solutions.

August 31, 2021

Press release

Q-CTRL Forms Technical Advisory Board of Globally Recognized Leaders to Drive Quantum Industry Forward

Q-CTRL, a startup that applies the principles of control engineering to make quantum technology useful, today announced the formation of a technical advisory board drawing top talent from a diverse range of disciplines to accelerate the industry’s development.

August 12, 2021

Q-CTRL digest

Case study: Helping the University of Sydney make sense of the noise in their system with machine learning

A collaboration between experimentalists at the University of Sydney and quantum control engineers at Q-CTRL led to a breakthrough result published in Physical Review Letters, helping to identify sources of error in quantum computers. Through this partnership and Q-CTRL’s tools, the experimental team was able to pinpoint sources of performance degradation in their hardware with unprecedented sensitivity and resolution. This capability forms the basis of a toolkit helping to make useful quantum computers a reality.

July 31, 2021

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