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qAI37 shares an early look at its approach to AI infrastructure

qAI37 gave a first glimpse of the software layer it is building between conventional AI inference and a new class of execution hardware.

qAI37 opens its first engineering roles

qAI37 is assembling a small founding team to build a new layer of AI infrastructure.

Japan brings online its first full-stack neutral-atom quantum computer

Japan's Institute for Molecular Science operationalized "Shunkai," the country's first full-stack neutral-atom quantum computer, built with Hitachi and Infleqtion.

Pasqal and Eleven Ventures form joint venture for the Middle East

Pasqal and Saudi investment platform Eleven Ventures announced a joint venture to deploy and scale neutral-atom quantum systems across Saudi Arabia and the wider MENA region.

Oratomic closes $300M Series A

Oratomic raised a $300M Series A to advance its fault-tolerant, neutral-atom approach to quantum computing.

Atom Computing raises $100M Series C, signs Department of Commerce letter of intent

Atom Computing announced a $100M Series C round plus a signed $100M Letter of Intent with the U.S. Department of Commerce to accelerate its neutral-atom quantum computing work.

Google Quantum AI adds neutral-atom hardware to its roadmap

Google Quantum AI expanded its research program to include neutral-atom hardware, hiring physicist Adam Kaufman to lead a new team based in Boulder, Colorado.

Nvidia's Jensen Huang describes the "inference inflection"

At Nvidia's GTC keynote, CEO Jensen Huang framed AI infrastructure economics around tokens produced per watt of power, describing a shift in AI compute demand from training to inference.