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Our team has demonstrated that, by using reasonably well-behaved Swap gates, one can preserve the fault-tolerance design of an abstract quantum circuit when mapping it to a physical circuit with a different topology. This property is particularly relevant when working with the planar surface code on hardware with heavy hexagonal lattices.
A few weeks ago, Tommaso Demarie, our CEO, visited UOB’s Group Retail TMRW office and introduced the team to potential ways quantum technologies could impact financial services.
Entropica Labs organised a memorable birthday celebration, with our friends, partners and supporters.
Tommaso Demarie joined the panel “Investing in Deep Tech: Market Trends and Opportunities.” on Venture Day Torino organized by LIFTT, where he shared his expertise in quantum technology and together with the other panelists, they provided valuable insights on best practices and key success factors for developing innovative start-ups and discussed the latest market trends and investment opportunities in frontier technologies.
Tommaso Demarie participated in the Startup Ecosystem Roundtable at the IBM Quantum Partner Forum. The goal of this roundtable was to discuss the pivotal role that startups play within the quantum computing ecosystem. We explored how fostering collaboration is essential on our journey to unlocking the full potential of quantum computing.
Our CTO, Ewan Munro presented Entropica Labs’ work, and participated in an industry panel session led by David Shaw, together with representatives from companies and organisations in the UK and European quantum ecosphere. Brendan Reid (Senior Research Scientist at E.L.) presented a poster about his work on Clifford gate decomposition.
Exciting developments in Quantum Tech! At Entropica, we look forward to the many opportunities in collaborating with the local ecosystem to create an international hub for quantum talents and to support advancements in the field and welcome discussions!
Just back from the APS March Meeting, where the advances in quantum computing were impressive. Our team engaged with experts in the field, seeing the impact of interdisciplinary work on quantum computing’s growth.
Our team thoroughly enjoyed the recent #Q2bParisConference. It was great to catch up with friends and colleagues, make new connections, and see first-hand the progress being made across the quantum technologies industry.
We are happy to announce that Entropica Labs has raised US$4.7 million in a Series A funding round led by Italian Deep Tech venture capital firm Liftt and existing investor Wavemaker Partners.