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7 items in this section — 2026-09-27

2026-09-26

QuEra Survey: 45% of Firms Now Prioritize Quantum Fault-Tolerance Roadmaps

Nearly half of firms evaluating quantum technology are prioritizing fault-tolerance roadmaps over raw qubit counts, according to a QuEra Computing survey, with neutral-atom architecture emerging as the leading hardware choice at 23%.

Published in: Quantum Zeitgeist / quantumzeitgeist.com / Read more

DOE Report Sets Three-Phase Roadmap Toward Error-Corrected Quantum Computing

A new DOE quantum computing report, led by Fermilab's Anna Grassellino, proposes shifting success metrics from hardware scale to scientific utility, outlining a three-phase roadmap aligned with the national Quantum Genesis Initiative.

Published in: Quantum Zeitgeist / quantumzeitgeist.com / Read more

AI Infrastructure Spending Forecast to Hit $769 Billion in 2026 Amid Safety Worries

McKinsey projects AI infrastructure investment will surpass $769 billion in 2026, even as leading companies and executives raise concerns about the pace of development and the adequacy of existing safety measures.

Published in: ET Enterprise AI / enterpriseai.economictimes.indiatimes.com / Read more

2026-09-25

DOE Publishes National Quantum Computing Roadmap After Broad Stakeholder Process

The DOE's SCAC Quantum Subcommittee has published a milestone-driven roadmap for quantum computing, outlining a three-phase strategy toward scientific utility and a long-term vision for a dedicated Quantum Computing User Facility.

Published in: Fermilab (.gov) / news.fnal.gov / Read more

Inaccurate AI Summaries Found to Distort How People Remember Events

Researchers from Georgetown University and the University of Washington found that misleading AI-generated summaries can manipulate human memory, raising concerns about AI use in high-stakes settings such as law enforcement.

Published in: Mirage News / miragenews.com / Read more

Microsoft Opens Maryland Quantum Center to Host DARPA System Testing

Microsoft's new 15,000-square-foot quantum research center in Maryland is now operational, hosting a DARPA topological system and launching workforce training initiatives with partners including AMD, Intel, and Fermilab.

Published in: HPCwire / hpcwire.com / Read more

China Accelerates Optoelectronic and Third-Generation Semiconductor Development for AI

At a Beijing forum, Chinese researchers and industry leaders outlined major progress in optoelectronic fusion and silicon carbide semiconductors, presenting manufacturing milestones and domestic supply chain achievements aimed at meeting growing AI infrastructure demands.

Published in: Global Sources / globalsources.com / Read more