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The AI‑accelerated high‑performance computing (HPC) sector is booming, with the market projected to rise from $33.42 billion in 2025 to $43.62 billion in 2026 – a 30.5 % year‑over‑year jump – and to reach $125.06 billion by 2030, reflecting a 30.1 % compound…
AI‑Accelerated HPC Market Poised for $125 B Surge by 2030
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The AI‑accelerated high‑performance computing (HPC) sector is entering a period of rapid expansion, driven by soaring demand for large‑scale AI model training and real‑time inference. Recent market analysis shows the industry grew from $33.42 billion in 2025 to $43.62 billion…
Argonne National Lab Hosts Extreme-Scale Computing Workshop to Accelerate Exascale Supercomputing
The Argonne National Laboratory recently held the Argonne Extreme-Scale Computing Workshop, offering participants hands‑on training with cutting‑edge supercomputers and artificial‑intelligence tools. The event, part of the ATPESC 2026 series, focused on building the expertise needed to harness next‑generation…
Quantum sensor breakthrough could finally map proteins and other biomolecules
A new quantum‑sensing platform built at the University of Waterloo demonstrates that a single molecule can serve as a detector of atomic‑scale magnetic signals. By extending the sensor’s spin coherence to about 400 µs—roughly sixty times longer than conventional…
Quantum sensor breakthrough brings single‑molecule protein mapping closer to reality
A team at the University of Waterloo’s Institute for Quantum Computing has demonstrated a new quantum‑sensing method that uses a single molecule to detect atomic‑scale magnetic signals. By keeping the sensor’s spin coherent for about 400 µs—roughly 60 × longer…
India Achieves First Open‑Air Quantum Key Distribution Over 5.5 km, While Global Push Toward Post‑Quantum Cryptography Accelerates
India has demonstrated a breakthrough in quantum cryptography by successfully transmitting quantum‑encrypted keys across a 5.56 km free‑space optical link, marking the first “un‑cable” quantum key distribution (QKD) test. The experiment recorded a quantum bit error rate under 5 %…
India Demonstrates 5.56 km Free‑Space Quantum Key Distribution as Global Push for Post‑Quantum Security Accelerates
India has sent quantum encryption keys across 5.56 km of open air without fibre‑optic cables, using quantum key distribution (QKD) to share a secret cryptographic key via optical signals. The test kept the quantum bit error rate below 5%…
Cisco’s Quantum Network Controller and IonQ’s 1 kHz Entanglement Breakthrough Signal New Era for Quantum Networking
Cisco unveiled a research‑grade Quantum Network Controller that adds a control‑plane layer to distributed quantum systems, allowing applications to request entanglement without needing to manage hardware details. The controller abstracts sources, switches, detectors and timing modules behind a…
Cisco’s Quantum Network Controller and IonQ’s 1 kHz Entanglement Milestone Drive Quantum Networking Forward
A new control plane for quantum networks is emerging from Cisco. Its research‑grade Quantum Network Controller abstracts hardware complexities, letting applications request entanglement by specifying endpoints, rate, fidelity and timing without needing to manage the underlying devices. The…
Universal Quantum Secures $100M Series A as IonQ Sets 1,000‑Entanglement‑Per‑Second Record
Universal Quantum’s $100 million Series A round, the largest ever for a UK‑based quantum firm, will fund its global expansion and the commercialization of a modular, fault‑tolerant quantum‑computer architecture. Analysts anticipate the quantum‑technology market could reach $60‑100 billion annually by 2035…