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QCentroid at MWC 2025: Quantum Computing Moves from Curiosity to Strategy

Pilar Troncoso, Antonio Peris, Alberto Calvo and Carlos Kuchkovsky at MWC 2025 Barcelona, Day 1

MWC Barcelona 2025 proved to be a pivotal moment for quantum technologies, with QCentroid at the forefront of transforming theoretical quantum concepts into practical business applications. Our team experienced four days of intense engagement, strategic partnerships, and real-time demonstrations that showcased how quantum computing is rapidly transitioning from speculative interest to concrete implementation strategies.

Day One: The Strategic Shift

The opening day at MWC25 demonstrated a marked evolution in how businesses approach quantum technologies. Conversations have notably shifted from exploratory curiosity to strategic planning, with corporations demonstrating sophisticated understanding of quantum’s potential business impact. Companies are now actively incorporating quantum solutions into their technology roadmaps rather than viewing them as distant possibilities.

Our participation in Telefónica’s “Quantum Technologies and Public-Private Collaboration” session highlighted how strategic partnerships accelerate quantum adoption across industries. Simultaneously, our contribution to the startup session “Turning Breakthroughs into Business: Deep Tech Disruptors” explored the critical pathway from scientific innovation to market-ready solutions.

QUORUM: Making Quantum Happen Through Public-Private Power Moves

While showcasing our platform at MWC, we also advanced the QUORUM initiative—a CDTI-funded program quietly transforming Spain’s quantum ecosystem. Instead of just talking about quantum possibilities, QUORUM lets us actually build them.

At MWC, this meant getting practical:

Rolling out our integration solutions that connect quantum computing to real industrial challenges and energy transition needs
Putting quantum algorithms through their paces with actual benchmarking for sustainability use cases
Breaking down barriers to quantum access with our Quantum-as-a-Service (QaaS) approach that works for both businesses and public organizations

QUORUM isn’t just another government program – it’s our accelerator for turning quantum theories into tools that tackle sustainability, climate, and digital transformation challenges. No fluff, just results

Day Two: Quantum at the Intersection of Public and Private Sectors

The second day centered on strengthening crucial relationships between quantum innovation and industrial strategy. Our partnership with Telefónica and the Bizkaia Provincial Council demonstrated how the QCentroid Platform serves as an essential bridge between advanced quantum computing capabilities and practical business applications.

Our CEO, Carlos Kuchkovsky, joined industry leaders from Banco Sabadell, Kimera Technologies, and Qbeast to address the challenges deep tech founders face when transforming scientific breakthroughs into viable business models. The evening concluded with an exclusive preview of our AI capabilities at the CMS and Moody’s event, setting the stage for our upcoming major announcement.

Day Three: Demonstrating Real-World Quantum Applications

Day three elevated our presence from discussion to demonstration. Rather than presenting theoretical concepts, we conducted a live demonstration of our AI assistant at the Quantum Flagship stage. This interactive session invited audience participation, with attendees suggesting industry challenges for real-time quantum use case identification.

When an audience member proposed “batteries manufacturing” as a test case, our AI assistant immediately generated relevant applications for materials research and catalyzers. This practical demonstration illustrated how quantum-powered AI can deliver immediate value across sectors—emphasizing results over promises.

The Quantum Flagship event drew an impressive cross-section of stakeholders, from public officials and economists to industry leaders and companies exploring quantum integration. Concurrently, we unveiled customized features for Bank Sabadell’s committee, further demonstrating our commitment to developing sector-specific quantum solutions.

Day Four: Engaging the Next Generation of Quantum Talent

The final day brought a fresh perspective as university students visited our quantum technologies spaces. These interactions provided valuable insights for our upcoming developer tools while reinforcing the importance of nurturing young talent in the quantum ecosystem.

A visit from the Secretaría de Estado de Digitalización e Inteligencia Artificial (SEDIA) highlighted the critical role of public-private collaboration in advancing quantum initiatives. This governmental engagement underscores the strategic importance of quantum technologies at the national level.

Looking Forward: From Exploration to Implementation

As MWC Barcelona 2025 concluded, one thing became abundantly clear: Quantum computing has moved beyond theoretical discussions and entered the phase of practical implementation. Businesses are no longer asking “if” quantum will impact their operations but “how” and “when” to integrate quantum advantages into their strategic planning.

QCentroid stands ready to facilitate this transition, providing the expertise and platform capabilities needed to transform quantum potential into business reality. The connections established and demonstrations conducted at MWC25 have positioned us to accelerate quantum adoption across industries in the coming year.

The quantum future isn’t just approaching—it’s here, and it’s time for businesses to take action. Schedule a call with us, and let’s move together.

QCentroid Announces the Quantum Computing Readiness Assessment Tool at MWC

QCentroid is excited to unveil our Quantum Computing Readiness Assessment Tool at this year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC). As quantum computing progresses, businesses across various industries seek to understand how to utilize this groundbreaking technology. Our new tool is designed to provide companies with a clear and actionable assessment of their readiness to adopt quantum computing solutions.

The Quantum Computing Readiness Assessment Tool is an intuitive, data-driven platform that enables organizations to assess their current capabilities, identify key areas for development, and receive tailored recommendations on how to integrate quantum computing into their operations. Whether your company is new to quantum technology or already exploring potential applications, this tool will provide valuable insights to help you take the next steps toward quantum adoption.

In addition to this tool, QCentroid is also introducing two other powerful resources that are included in the QCentroid Platform to help businesses navigate the quantum landscape.

The Use Cases and Strategy Generator helps companies identify the most relevant quantum computing applications for their industry and build a roadmap for adoption.

And the Use Cases Solutions Explorer, designed to provide an in-depth analysis of real-world quantum solutions, helping businesses understand how quantum computing can solve their specific challenges.

At MWC, visitors will have the opportunity to see a preview of these tools in action, interact with our experts, and learn how quantum computing can enhance business strategies, optimize complex processes, and unlock new opportunities. Our team will be available to discuss industry-specific use cases and how QCentroid’s solutions can help businesses navigate the quantum revolution.

We invite all attendees to visit our stand at MWC to explore the Quantum Computing Readiness Assessment Tool firsthand. Don’t miss this chance to evaluate your company’s quantum potential and discover how QCentroid can support your journey into the future of computing.

Join us at MWC and take the first step toward quantum advantage!

Quantum and advanced computing OPs cycle. A framework for QAC adoption and integration

Quantum Computing is no longer a futuristic concept —it’s here, and it’s reshaping industries. But for many organizations, the path to integrating quantum into their operations is riddled with challenges. The journey is far from straightforward, from navigating the steep learning curve to aligning quantum efforts with tangible business outcomes.

This is where QCentroid’s QuantumOps Platform comes into play. Positioned as a bridge between quantum potential and real-world impact, the platform is designed to help enterprises easily and efficiently navigate the Quantum and Advanced Computing Operational Cycle (QAC-Ops). With its suite of tools and services, QCentroid empowers organizations to embrace quantum computing without the complexity, ensuring a seamless transition into this transformative era.

Challenges in Quantum Computing Adoption

Quantum computing operates on principles fundamentally different from classical systems. Its unique ability to process complex computations opens up opportunities in fields like logistics optimization, portfolio management, and drug discovery. However, this potential is often locked behind a wall of technical challenges.

Enterprises frequently struggle with three main hurdles: identifying meaningful use cases, integrating quantum workflows with existing classical systems, and scaling solutions to deliver measurable ROI. These obstacles often deter organizations from fully committing to quantum adoption, leaving them unsure where to start.

How QCentroid Makes the Difference

QCentroid simplifies the quantum adoption journey by providing an end-to-end platform that addresses every phase of the QAC-Ops cycle. Starting with readiness assessment, the platform helps organizations evaluate their current capabilities, resources, and alignment with quantum opportunities. Its intuitive tools guide users in identifying high-value use cases tailored to their specific industry needs.

With the QCentroid platform Roadmap Visualization and Prioritization tool, organizations can create, prioritize, and visualize all the relevant use cases in their industry, classified by different metrics such as business impact, complexity, or impact on energy consumption. This helps to have a visual map and a more clear understanding of where to direct the efforts during the whole process.

When it comes to experimentation, QCentroid platform supports enterprises in running pilot projects and proofs of concept (PoCs), offering a user-friendly interface and an integrated and cloud-hosted development environment for developing and testing quantum algorithms. Businesses can experiment with quantum solutions confidently, knowing they’re supported by a robust, scalable environment that minimizes risks and accelerates results. Also, during this initial phase, the built-in Synthetic Data Generation tool allows organizations to start experimenting without compromising data security and privacy, focusing on evaluating the algorithms and the hardware options.

During this phase, the Experiment Tracking and Benchmarking tool analyses every job run and provides all the necessary information and insights of the PoCs in a meaningful way through comprehensible charts and data tables, to help decide which combination of technologies works best for each use case.

Bridging the Classical-Quantum Divide

Or How to Integrate Quantum and Classical Systems Seamlessly

One of the biggest pain points in quantum adoption is integration—how do you make quantum systems work with your existing IT infrastructure? QCentroid addresses this challenge with its powerful APIs and SDKs that enable seamless interaction between classical and quantum systems. Each algorithm implemented in the platform is automatically assigned an API endpoint, making integrations quicker and more efficient. Additionally, through the Production Solver Selection tool, the IT team can generate an all-in-one endpoint per use case and redirect it to the desired solver with one click.

The platform is hardware-agnostic, providing access to leading quantum processors via the cloud. This flexibility ensures that businesses can explore multiple hardware options without vendor lock-in, optimizing for the best fit as technology evolves. Furthermore, QCentroid’s workflow orchestration tools ensure smooth data exchange between classical and quantum components, creating a hybrid environment where both technologies complement each other effectively.

But, of course, all this is not limited to Quantum Computing. Any other Advanced Computing techniques and providers are constantly being incorporated into the platform, so your organization always has access to the best combination of hardware and software.

Scaling Made Simple

Once the foundational work is done, scaling quantum solutions becomes the focus. QCentroid’s platform is equipped with Advanced Monitoring and Analytics tools to optimize performance at scale. Real-time insights into algorithm efficiency and hardware utilization help enterprises fine-tune their operations, ensuring quantum projects deliver maximum value.

Moreover, the platform supports collaborative features, enabling teams to work efficiently across departments or even with external quantum experts. This collaborative approach fosters innovation and accelerates the time-to-market for quantum-driven solutions.

Continuous Evolution with the Feedback Loop

Quantum computing is a rapidly evolving field, and staying ahead means embracing change. QCentroid’s platform is designed with this in mind, supporting iterative learning and continuous improvement. Built-in feedback mechanisms allow organizations to refine their strategies based on real-world outcomes, integrating the latest advancements in quantum technologies as they emerge.

This adaptability ensures businesses remain at the forefront of quantum innovation, leveraging early wins to build momentum and drive long-term success.

At this point again, the Production Solver Selection tool allows quick railroad switch to a better solution as they emerge during the cycle in the experimentation and benchmarking phases.

Why QCentroid?

QCentroid doesn’t just offer tools, not even an all-in-one platform; it offers a vision—a future where quantum and advanced computing becomes an accessible and integral part of enterprise operations. The platform’s ability to simplify the QAC-Ops cycle, from readiness to scaling and optimization, positions it as a trusted partner for organizations aiming to unlock quantum’s transformative potential.

By removing barriers and providing a cohesive framework, QCentroid enables companies to focus on what matters most: solving complex problems, driving innovation, and staying competitive in an increasingly quantum-driven world.

Ready to embark on your quantum journey? Learn how QCentroid’s QuantumOps Platform can help your organization bridge the gap between quantum potential and real-world impact by visiting our Quantum as a Service page. Let’s make the quantum future a reality—together.

Quantum Computing: Trends and Challenges to Watch in 2025

Quantum Computing, AI, and Cybersecurity

As we close the chapter on 2024 and its remarkable quantum breakthroughs, it’s time to focus on the trends and challenges shaping the quantum computing landscape this year.

In 2025, the focus will shift from exploring theoretical possibilities to demonstrating tangible business value, known as quantum utility, in real-world applications. The latter would likely be achieved with specialized application-specific hardware and software and hybrid classical-AI-quantum computations.

Focus on Quantum Utility

The emphasis will shift further from “quantum supremacy” (demonstrating that a quantum computer can perform a task that is intractable for classical computers) to “quantum utility” (solving real-world problems that provide business value). More companies will claim quantum utility for specific use cases. This is the key theme for 2025 that explains the other trends.

Hybrid Quantum-Classical Computing

While full-scale quantum computers are still some time away, the trend of combining classical and quantum computing resources will continue to grow. This involves using classical computers to handle certain computation parts while offloading computationally intensive tasks to quantum processors. This trend will lead to the rise of the hybrid quantum-classical-AI offerings by the data centers and the cloud computing providers, as well as the on-premise quantum systems installation, with companies focusing on solving integration challenges and adapting algorithms to these hybrid workflows.

Specialized Quantum Hardware

Instead of pursuing universal, gate-based quantum computers, which face significant technological hurdles, some companies, such as D-Wave and Kipu Quantum, are developing specialized quantum hardware tailored for specific problem types. These specialized systems, such as analog quantum computers and hybrid analog-digital systems, may offer a faster path to solving commercially relevant problems, even if they are less versatile than general-purpose quantum computers.

Increased Investments and Growing Public Interest

In 2025, we can expect a surge in both private and public investment in quantum computing as qubit counts increase, error rates decrease, and qubit connectivity improves. The approaching prospect of quantum utility, even in niche applications, is attracting the attention of early adopters across various industries.

A McKinsey report suggests that up to $80 billion could be invested in quantum technologies by the end of the 2030s.
The number of scientific publications and patent filings related to quantum computing continues to rise exponentially.
A Gartner report suggests that more than 40% of large enterprises will have quantum computing initiatives in place by 2025. This number was around 1% in 2023.

More Regulation and Control

As the technology starts to show early promise, governments worldwide are likely to introduce or further work on more detailed technology standards, investment or public funding regulations, and export controls, aiming to capture the future value generated by the technology at the national or regional level, with an initial focus on defense use cases.

Challenges facing players in this field

Quantum computing’s potential is undeniable, but the path to widespread adoption is filled with challenges. Addressing these will define the industry’s trajectory in 2025.

Scalability

Scaling quantum computers to the size required for real-world applications presents a formidable engineering challenge. Not only must the number of qubits increase dramatically from the current range of a few hundred to potentially millions of logical qubits, but these qubits must also maintain high quality (low error rates, long coherence times) and be interconnected in complex ways. Maintaining coherence and managing inter-qubit interactions becomes exponentially more difficult as the system grows.

Error Correction

Achieving fault-tolerant quantum computation, which involves robust and efficient error correction, is essential for practical quantum computing but remains a long-term goal. Current error rates per logical operation, approximately 10^-3, are far too high and need to be reduced by at least ten orders of magnitude for fault tolerance. This will enable complex quantum algorithms to run for extended periods without errors corrupting the computation.

Cost

Quantum computing is currently 100,000 times more expensive than classical computing ($1,000 to $5,000 per hour for quantum machines compared with $0.05 per hour for classical computing). Reducing costs is essential for broader adoption. Reducing these costs is essential for the wider adoption and commercialization of quantum computing.

Algorithm Development

The development of quantum algorithms that demonstrate a clear and substantial advantage over classical algorithms is still in its early stages. While a few algorithms, such as Shor’s and Grover’s, have shown great potential, more research is urgently needed to discover and develop quantum algorithms tailored to specific applications across various industries, including materials science, pharmaceuticals, finance, and artifфбicial intelligence.

Software and Programming

Programming quantum computers is fundamentally different from classical programming. Developing user-friendly software tools, platforms, and programming languages is crucial for making quantum computing accessible to a wider range of developers and future enterprise users.

Talent Gap

And the last, but as important as the first one – there is a shortage of skilled professionals with expertise in quantum computing, physics, engineering, and software development. Universities and training programs are expanding their quantum education offerings, but the demand for skilled individuals currently outpaces the supply, making interdisciplinary collaboration and attracting talent from related fields essential. To address this, initiatives like the Open Quantum Institute, hosted at CERN, aim to grow a new generation of quantum experts focusing on underserved geographies.

The challenges facing quantum computing are significant, but so are the rewards for those who address them proactively. If your organization is ready to lead in this new era of quantum innovation, now is the time to act. Contact our team today to discuss how we can help you navigate these challenges and build a roadmap to quantum readiness. Together, we can turn obstacles into opportunities.

QCentroid and Innsomnia partner to bring quantum computing closer to its ecosystem

QCentroid, a leader in quantum computing solutions, has entered into a strategic partnership with Innsomnia, Spain’s premier innovation accelerator, to bring the transformative power of quantum technology to Innsomnia’s ecosystem of startups, scaleups, and corporate innovators. This collaboration will allow users to access QCentroid’s QuantumOps platform to solve complex problems faster, more efficiently, and at a lower cost—without requiring specialized quantum expertise.

Quantum computing is a cornerstone of Europe’s technological and economic future. A recent report by Mario Draghi, former President of the European Central Bank, highlights quantum technology as a key enabler of Europe’s competitiveness, with a projected €850 billion economic impact across the continent over the next two decades. In this context, QCentroid’s mission to democratize access to quantum computing is more vital than ever.

“Our partnership with Innsomnia underscores our commitment to making quantum computing an accessible and practical tool for solving real-world challenges,” said Pilar Troncoso, Chief Relations Officer of QCentroid. “Through this collaboration, we’re not only empowering innovators but also contributing to Europe’s position as a global leader in quantum technology.”

Innsomnia’s community will now be equipped to apply quantum computing in diverse fields, including process optimization, chemical simulations, machine learning model training, and beyond. These applications have the potential to drive breakthroughs in critical sectors such as eHealth, AgriTech, and FinTech.

The partnership was formalized by Pilar Troncoso and Francesc Pons, general manager of Innsomnia. Pons emphasized the importance of the collaboration: “By joining forces with QCentroid, we’re offering our ecosystem a unique opportunity to integrate quantum technology into their innovation processes. This is a decisive step in fostering disruptive solutions that can address complex challenges across industries.”

QCentroid’s QuantumOps platform stands out for its intuitive design, enabling businesses and researchers to utilize quantum algorithms and simulations without the steep learning curve traditionally associated with this cutting-edge field.

As part of its commitment to innovation, QCentroid is dedicated to creating an open quantum ecosystem where ideas flourish, and barriers to entry are minimized. This partnership with Innsomnia represents a significant milestone in achieving this vision, aligning with the shared goal of fostering technological advancement in Europe.

QCentroid Secured Neotec Funding

A little birdie told us we started the year strong… and they weren’t wrong. QCentroid has secured Neotec funding from CDTI Innovación – Centro para el Desarrollo Tecnológico y la Innovación. Neotec supports the creation of technology-based companies in Spain, and we’re incredibly proud to have been selected.

The inside scoop? Our application achieved the highest score of all applicants. This is a fantastic validation of our team’s success in bridging the gap between research and practical applications, empowering businesses to harness the power of quantum and next-gen computing for their products and services.

Big thanks to Neotec for their support of Spanish tech businesses. We can’t wait to show you what we will do with this!

Major Milestones in Quantum Computing in 2024

2024 was a landmark year for quantum computing. Quantum computers have again proven they can tackle impossible problems for even the most powerful supercomputers. With the rise of the easily accessible quantum-as-a-service cloud solutions and the continuous shattering of quantum supremacy records, there should be little hesitation left that quantum computing is here to stay.

Quantum computers are proving themselves.

Google’s Willow chip performed a calculation in under five minutes that would take an estimated 10 septillion years for a classical supercomputer. This demonstrates the potential for exponential speedups in specific computational tasks, although the specific problem solved (Random Circuit Sampling) doesn’t have direct real-world applications yet.

These demonstrations shift the conversation from “if” to “when” quantum computers will become commercially relevant.

Several major breakthroughs were made in building more stable and powerful quantum computers.

Higher Qubit Counts – Atom Computing unveiled a 1225-qubit system, showcasing progress towards larger-scale quantum computers; IBM is on track with their 1000+ qubit multi-processor system.

Improved Qubit Quality – Quantinuum’s H2 system produced 56 fully entangled, high-quality qubits, and Google’s Willow demonstrated advancements in qubit connectivity, enabling more complex calculations.

Error Reduction – A collaboration between Microsoft and Quantinuum resulted in logical qubits with error rates 800 times lower than physical qubits, a major step towards overcoming the error problem that plagues current quantum computers.

Error correction is advancing rapidly, paving the way for reliable quantum computation.

Microsoft and Quantinuum’s work on logical qubits, along with Google’s and IBM’s research on surface codes, are crucial for building fault-tolerant quantum computers. And AI is increasingly being used to detect, correct, or suppress errors in quantum computations (both in hardware and software), a trend that is expected to accelerate.

The quantum computing ecosystem is maturing, fostering innovation and collaboration.

Quantum computing startups have successfully raised $1.5 billion across 50 deals, nearly doubling the $785 million raised in 2023 and surpassing the previous record of $963 million in 2022. Governments increasingly see quantum computing as a source of future competitive advantage and are investing in it, too.

Recent developments:

Singapore has pledged $300 million to its national quantum strategy.
The U.S. Senate is considering the DOE Quantum Leadership Act of 2024, which proposes a substantial investment of $2.5 billion over five years to bolster quantum research and development;
Australian Government is investing $940 million (AUD) in PsiQuantum, a company building a photonic quantum computer.

Regional ecosystems, like those in Chicago, USA, Bizkaia, Spain, or uptown Basel in Switzerland, are becoming the catalysts of innovations. They bring corporates, academia, and startups to collaborate seamlessly on quantum research and practical use cases.

Industries are starting to adopt quantum computing. A 2024 McKinsey report found over 50% of surveyed companies are exploring quantum computing. Companies like JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, BASF, and Dow are actively exploring quantum computing applications, often in collaboration with academia and quantum computing startups. IBM’s Quantum Network is a prime example of such a collaborative effort.

Access to quantum computing is becoming more democratized.

More and more data center providers are partnering with quantum companies to offer quantum computing services to their customers and researching integration challenges between quantum and classical systems. Examples: Riken and Quantinuum; Equinix and OQC; OVHCloud and Quandela; Julich Supercomputing Centre and IQM Computers, etc.

Meanwhile, major quantum cloud providers are creating centralized hubs for quantum resources, algorithms, and applications, similar to app stores for classical computing, e.g. Amazon Braket and IBM Qiskit Functions. Some platforms like QCentroid provide user-friendly and feature-rich cloud and on-premise solutions to facilitate quantum onboarding, experimentation, and future IT infrastructure integration to prepare for the upcoming quantum utility era.

As quantum computing transitions from experimental breakthroughs to delivering real-world value, the opportunities for businesses are immense. Organizations that begin preparing now—exploring potential use cases, building quantum-ready infrastructure, and fostering partnerships—will be best positioned to capitalize on the quantum advantage.

At QCentroid, we specialize in helping companies navigate the complexities of quantum adoption. Whether you’re exploring the possibilities or ready to take your first steps, our team can help you build a quantum-ready future. Schedule a meeting with us today to discuss how we can help your organization harness the power of quantum computing and stay ahead in this transformative era.

QCentroid at the Heart of Quantum Innovation at Swiss Quantum Industry Day

Gregory Shutko, QCentroid’s Chief Business Officer, participated in a panel discussion on business development at the Quantum Industry Day 2024.
The event fostered collaboration among key players in the Swiss quantum industry and emphasized the transition from research to real-world applications.
QCentroid is committed to simplifying and de-risking the adoption of next-generation computing, making quantum technologies accessible to all.

What is the Quantum Industry Day and Why It Matters

Organized by a collaboration of leading organizations, including IDQ, IBM Research, and NCCR Spin, the Quantum Industry Day is the premier event for the Swiss quantum industry. Held on September 23, 2024, this year’s edition drew over 400 attendees from academia, industry, and government, all focused on advancing quantum computing, communication, sensing, and security. The event’s timing, just ahead of the United Nations’ International Year of Quantum Science and Technology 2025, highlighted the increasing global importance of this field and its potential to revolutionize various industries. The event offered exclusive networking opportunities with top quantum experts and industry pioneers, fostering collaboration and career development. Companies showcased their products and research to a diverse audience, while attendees gained insights from thought leaders through keynotes and panels addressing key industry challenges and opportunities.

QCentroid at the QDIS 2024

Gregory Shutko, our Chief Business Officer, joined a panel of experts to discuss quantum adoption and industry development in Switzerland and the EU. Alongside Pavel Hrmo of ZuriQ, Nicole Romano of MoonlightAI, James Sanders of QAI Ventures, and Martin Gastal of the Open Quantum Initiative, and moderated by Timothy Llewellynn of Euresearch, the session delved into the journey from quantum research to market success.

During his introduction, Gregory shared his professional journey into the quantum field and highlighted QCentroid’s mission to simplify and de-risk the adoption of next-generation computing. He explained that QCentroid’s motivation stems from the recognition that quantum computing, while powerful, is often inaccessible due to its complexity.

The panel addressed several crucial questions, including how to prioritize applications, navigate funding challenges, and foster collaboration within the quantum ecosystem. They also discussed the potential of quantum computing to tackle global challenges aligned with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

Key Insights from the Discussion

Focus on Practical Applications: The panel emphasized the need to identify and develop quantum applications that address real-world problems, balancing short-term market needs with long-term potential. Market demand, technological feasibility, and positive societal impact should be at the heart of decision-making.
Strategic Funding Approaches: Quantum startups face unique funding hurdles. The discussion highlighted effective strategies for securing investment, including demonstrating clear paths to ROI and leveraging a blend of private and public funding sources.
Interplay Across the Quantum Stack: The integration of quantum hardware, software, and applications is crucial, similar to how Microsoft and Intel collaborated on the PC. The panelists explored how their respective companies contribute to this integration and the importance of collaboration across these layers.
Leveraging Lessons from Other Deep-Tech Sectors: The panel acknowledged the value of learning from other deep-tech sectors like AI, biotech, and nanotechnology. Adopting best practices and models from these fields can accelerate the development and commercialization of quantum technologies.
Switzerland’s Role in the Global Quantum Landscape: The discussion touched upon Switzerland’s strengths as a quantum hub, including its strong research institutions and supportive ecosystem. The panelists considered how Switzerland can maintain its competitive edge in this global race.
The Maturing Quantum Market: Quantum Industry Day showcased the growing momentum behind quantum technologies, with a clear emphasis on practical applications and the transition to commercial viability.
Collaboration is Essential: The event underscored that a collaborative ecosystem – uniting researchers, startups, established companies, and investors – is vital for accelerating progress in the quantum field.

Looking Ahead

QCentroid is committed to driving the adoption of quantum technologies. We’re excited to continue building relationships and collaborations within the quantum community, working to make the power of next-generation computing accessible to all.

Take the Next Step

Ready to explore how QCentroid can help your organization navigate the quantum revolution? Contact us today to discuss how we can partner with you on your journey to next-generation computing.

QCentroid and QPerfect Partner to Accelerate Enterprise Quantum Computing

Strasbourg, 19 September – QCentroid, the pioneering Quantum-as-a-Service platform provider, and QPerfect, a leading European deep-tech company specializing in quantum computing solutions, today announced a partnership to make quantum computing more accessible and practical for businesses.

This collaboration combines QCentroid’s powerful Quantum Ops platform with QPerfect’s unique virtual quantum computer, MIMIQ 1.0, to deliver an unparalleled quantum experience to enterprises. By integrating MIMIQ’s capabilities into the QCentroid platform, businesses can now seamlessly access, test, customize, benchmark, and deploy quantum applications at an unprecedented scale.

Bridging the Quantum Gap

Many organizations are eager to explore quantum computing’s potential but face barriers like cost and complexity. This partnership addresses these challenges by combining QPerfect’s advanced MIMIQ virtual quantum computer with QCentroid’s enterprise-focused QuantumOps platform.

MIMIQ: Next-Gen Quantum Simulation

MIMIQ allows businesses to design, test, and optimize large-scale quantum algorithms, effectively simulating the power of future quantum computers today. This empowers organizations to benchmark for quantum advantage and prepare for the upcoming fault-tolerant quantum computing (FTQC) revolution.

QCentroid: Simplifying Quantum for the Enterprise

QCentroid’s QuantumOps platform provides rapid access to quantum experimentation, enterprise-grade security, and seamless integration with existing IT infrastructure. Together with MIMIQ, it creates a unified ecosystem for businesses to explore quantum solutions efficiently and securely.

Partnership Benefits

Immediate access to MIMIQ next-gen quantum capabilities on the QuantumOps platform.
Curated catalog of pre-built, MIMIQ-powered use cases.
Seamless enterprise deployment of quantum solutions.
Accelerated learning curve for businesses across industries.

Why It Matters

This partnership significantly lowers the barriers to quantum computing adoption, enabling businesses to:

Reduce time-to-value for quantum initiatives
Minimize technology risk through large-scale experimentation
Gain a competitive edge by preparing for the quantum computing future

Executive Perspectives

Philippe Blot, CEO of QPerfect, commented on the partnership, “This collaboration with QCentroid is a key milestone in making quantum computing practical and accessible to businesses. By integrating our MIMIQ technology into their QuantumOps platform, we’re empowering enterprises to experiment and innovate with quantum algorithms at an unprecedented scale, accelerating their path to quantum advantage and the future of fault-tolerant quantum computing.”

Carlos Kuchkovsky, CEO and co-founder of QCentroid, added, “The integration of QPerfect’s MIMIQ technology with our QuantumOps platform represents a significant step forward in enterprise quantum computing. This partnership enables businesses to bypass many of the current limitations in quantum hardware, allowing them to experiment with large-scale quantum algorithms today. By providing this capability, we’re helping organizations build quantum readiness, optimize their processes, and gain a competitive edge in preparation for the era of fault-tolerant quantum computing.”

Looking Ahead

In the coming months, QCentroid and QPerfect will further integrate their technologies, offering a unified platform that seamlessly blends MIMIQ’s capabilities with QCentroid’s Quantum Ops features. This integration will enable businesses to leverage the full power of quantum computing, from experimentation to production deployment.

Contact:

Gregory Shutko, gregory@qcentroid.xyz

Georges Le Nigen, georges.lenigen@qperfect.io

About QCentroid

QCentroid is a leading next-generation computing platform provider. It empowers businesses to use the best computational approaches for a given problem, optimizing business efficiency and net zero goals at the same time. When it comes to quantum computing, the QCentroid platform offers the first-of-its-kind Quantum Ops features to streamline the entire quantum application lifecycle, enabling businesses to focus on innovation and value creation. By hiding the quantum complexity and empowering users with intuitive AI tools and clear workflows, QCentroid transforms how quantum experimentation is done, from months to weeks, enabling companies to get to utility and their net zero objectives faster.

Ready to explore advanced computing opportunities today and future-proof your business for tomorrow? Schedule a demo today, and follow us on LinkedIn.

About QPerfect

QPerfect, a pioneering quantum computing start-up based in France, is driving advancements that accelerate the development of fault-tolerant quantum computing. The company is at the forefront of designing, simulating, and optimizing quantum computers through its innovative hardware and software solutions. QPerfect’s virtual quantum computer, MIMIQ, is revolutionizing the field by enabling large-scale simulations of quantum computing systems. Capable of executing quantum algorithms on up to thousands of physical qubits, MIMIQ sets a new benchmark in the industry. Building upon MIMIQ, and with a specific focus on neutral atom quantum computers, QPerfect is developing comprehensive software and hardware solutions. These solutions aim to provide end users with quantum computing services and propel quantum computers towards fault-tolerance.

Explore how QPerfect is leading us towards the revolution of fault-tolerant quantum computing at www.qperfect.io and follow us on LinkedIn.

Kipu Quantum and QCentroid Partner to Drive Quantum Computing from Bizkaia to Spain and the World

Bilbao, 12^th September 2024 — Kipu Quantum, the leading developer of novel hardware- and application-specific quantum computing algorithms, and QCentroid, a leading Quantum-as-a-Service (QaaS) provider, are pleased to announce their strategic partnership to advance quantum computing projects from Bizkaia to Spain, Latin America, and beyond.

Quantum computing is poised to revolutionize industries by solving complex challenges in logistics, telecommunications, healthcare, artificial intelligence, finance, and more. Spain’s quantum market has seen significant growth in recent years, driven by a mix of public and private initiatives that position the country as a key player in the quantum technology race. Among all of them the Bizkaia quantum ecosystem shines with its own light.

The disruptive quantum computing algorithms pioneered by Enrique Solano and his team at Kipu Quantum represent a new frontier in smart encoding and the maximal acceleration of digital, analog, and hybrid approaches for industry-specific use cases.

This partnership between Kipu Quantum and QCentroid leverages the unique strengths of both companies to introduce quantum computing through practical implementations of industry use cases, accelerating Bizkaia and Spain’s journey into the commercial quantum era.

“We are thrilled to partner with Kipu Quantum and bring their groundbreaking quantum solutions to our customers and partners,” said Carlos Kuchkovsky, CEO of QCentroid. “By combining our expertise, we are set to deliver quantum computing projects that will bring tangible value to the worldwide stakeholders”

“Our collaboration with QCentroid opens the door for Bizkaia and Spain to harness the power of quantum computing today,” said Enrique Solano, co-CEO and co-Founder of Kipu Quantum. “With our efficient algorithms, we are significantly reducing the time to reach useful quantum computing applications, paving the way for commercialization across diverse industries in Spain”, said CEO Daniel Volz.

Together, QCentroid and Kipu Quantum are committed to unlocking the potential of quantum computing, driving forward this revolutionary field, and empowering businesses to accelerate their digital transformation.