Just the setup itself is amazing: Three laser beams shooting out from a telescope atop Kline Tower on Yale’s campus, traveling 44 kilometers over Long Island Sound, to be received by a similar telescope housed on top of a hospital at Stony Brook University. Even more...
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Connecticut Ranked at #7 in Research and Development Among the States
Nearly $940 billion is spent on research and development in the U.S., according to the latest data available from the National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics The funding supports the efforts of researchers responsible for new technologies,...
Quantum computing could be commercial real estate’s next big tailwind
Quantum computing is advancing quickly and becoming commercially viable. As a result, it now needs its own real estate Just as artificial intelligence turned the data center sector into a gold mine, quantum computing is already ramping up to its own real estate...
QuantumCT Advances in NSF Innovation Challenge
The Connecticut public-private partnership created to drive quantum computing technologies has advanced to the semifinal stage of a lucrative National Science Foundation competition QuantumCT was named this week as one of only 29 semifinalists selected nationwide in...
QuantumCT Selected as NSF Regional Innovation Engines Semifinalist
Connecticut-based initiative advances in national competition to drive regional innovation and economic growth through quantum technologies New Haven, Connecticut — The National Science Foundation (NSF) has announced that QuantumCT has been selected as a semifinalist...
QuantumCT to Spotlight Connecticut’s Quantum Momentum at 2025 Yale Innovation Summit
New Haven, CT — QuantumCT, the statewide initiative accelerating the development and adoption of quantum technologies in Connecticut, is proud to announce its participation in the 2025 Yale Innovation Summit, taking place May 28-29 in New Haven. Now in its 11th year,...
Researchers Demonstrate Error-Corrected Qudits That Beat Break-Even
Researchers demonstrated quantum error correction for higher-dimensional quantum systems that outperformed uncorrected versions, surpassing the break-even point In what they’re terming a first for the field, researchers at Yale University have demonstrated quantum...
Powering the Next Generation of Quantum Technology
UConn is a partner in a project to develop a deeper understanding of how a revolutionary chip fabrication process can improve superconducting qubits UConn scientists and engineers are poised to contribute important research to a project designed to remove the...
Episode #15 QuantumCT
https://youtu.be/DqSZ8azUZGs Episode Transcript Pamir AlpayQuantum computing gives you an exponentially larger computer power through which you can solve some of the most challenging problems that exist. That’s the, you know, that’s the significant change that will...
Private: Community Impact Pilot Program
Quantum is the future – and we’re making sure it starts here, with our communities. Bold ideas need clear voices Made possible by the support of the Department of Economic and Community Development and Connecticut Office of Innovation, the QuantumCT Community Impact...
QuantumCT Launches Community Impact Pilot Program to Strengthen Partnerships with Local Organizations
Grant funding will support local organizations leading education, outreach, and training initiatives in quantum innovation QuantumCT, a public-private partnership accelerating the adoption of quantum technologies in Connecticut and beyond, is proud to announce the...
QuantumCT Welcomes Global Technology Leaders for Industry Collaboration Forum
Global technology leaders NVIDIA and Quantinuum joined New Haven-based innovator Quantum Circuits, Inc., state officials, academic researchers, and industry partners in downtown New Haven for an Industry Collaboration Forum — all with one shared goal: accelerating the...
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