Microsoft opens Maryland quantum center, grants DARPA on-site access
1 Sep 22 4:03 PM · 1d ago · 1 article · 1 source · development 1 of 2
Microsoft opened its quantum research center in UMD's Discovery District and said it will give DARPA direct, on-site access to a quantum system using its Majorana 2 chip, ending an arrangement where DARPA only accessed machines remotely in Redmond and Europe.
“This is a big deal for us because it essentially enables DARPA to kick the tires and to sort of figure out how good this machine is and how it's performing”
Zulfi Alam, Microsoft Quantum CVPZulfi Alam Corporate VP, Microsoft QuantumCharles Tahan Partner, Microsoft QuantumDARPA US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
Wes Moore Governor of Maryland
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first by Microsoft Quantum, 1d ago · also The Quantum Insider, Constellation Research, Reuters, Quartz
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- Microsoft Gives DARPA Access to Majorana System, Opens Maryland Quantum Research Center The Quantum Insider · 1d ago
- Microsoft opens its Maryland quantum research center Constellation Research · 1d ago
- Microsoft says it will give DARPA on-site access to its latest quantum computing hardware, including the Majorana 2 chip, at its new Maryland research center Reuters · 1d ago
- Microsoft is giving DARPA hands-on access to its quantum computer at a new Maryland center Quartz · 17h ago
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