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As a major player in our industry, softwareQ is always pushing the frontier of quantum computing technology’s impact on the world. We are proud of our achievements and love sharing our knowledge with community members and the technology ecosystem.
softwareQ Inc. awarded NSERC Applied Quantum Computing Challenge contract
April 29, 2024Waterloo ON, Canada
softwareQ is thrilled to announce that it has been awarded a prestigious contract worth $675,000 under the National Research Council of Canada's Applied Quantum Computing (AQC) Challenge Program.
This recognition emphasizes softwareQ's leadership in advancing the frontiers of Quantum Computing and its applications. softwareQ will leverage its expertise in quantum software and algorithms to collaborate with NRC researchers and Riverlane Ltd. (UK) to explore new applications for fault-tolerant quantum computers.
Specifically, the project will focus on developing and benchmarking new quantum algorithms for linear algebra and differential equations. This opportunity reinforces softwareQ's leadership in quantum computing and its commitment to Canada's National Quantum Strategy.
softwareQ awarded contract in Canada-UK Collaborative Quantum Projects
March 12, 2024Waterloo ON, Canada
softwareQ Inc. is thrilled to be among the few Canadian companies awarded a contract in the collaborative Canada-UK quantum technology projects funded by the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).
softwareQ Inc. will be awarded ~ $0.5 million in funding to work in collaboration with NuQuantum (UK) on developing and benchmarking networked quantum compilation and interconnecting schemes for distributed quantum computers.
This collaboration is a part of the broader Canada-UK initiative to advance real-world quantum technologies for commercial applications in networking, sensing, and scalable solutions for quantum computing.
softwareQ Inc. awarded Government of Canada $1 million Phase 2 grant
October 16, 2023Waterloo ON, Canada
We are happy to announce that our project “aqcess” – “Accessing Quantum Computing – Easy, Smart, Simple” has been awarded a Phase 2 contract totalling $1 million by the Government of Canada, through the Innovative Solutions Canada Program.
We continue to build a commercial solution that will democratize access to quantum computing infrastructure, seeking a user-friendly solution for using Quantum Computing-as-a-Service (QCaaS) to optimize complex problem solving, estimate resources required for large-scale quantum computing, and provide educational tools.
softwareQ announces collaboration with Transmutex SA
October 21, 2022Waterloo ON, Canada
We are happy to announce that we partnered with Transmutex to tackle potential applications of quantum computing software and algorithms in managing waste residues.
We look forward to using our products and tools to advance waste research, and to make it inherently safe, free of long-lived waste, and cost competitive.
softwareQ Inc. awarded Government of Canada grant for democratizing access to quantum computing
May 3, 2022Waterloo ON, Canada
We are proud to announce that our project Aqcess was awarded one of three grants from the Government of Canada’s “Quantum Computing as a Service” program.
We are building a solution that will "democratize" access to quantum computing infrastructure, seeking a user-friendly solution for using Quantum Computing-as-a-Service (QCaaS) to optimize complex problem solving, yielding possible solutions for use in evidence-based decision-making.
softwareQ Inc. wins prestigious DARPA grant
April 19, 2022Waterloo ON, Canada
We are excited to announce that softwareQ has been awarded a two-year multi-million Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency of the United States (DARPA) award to tackle the quantum benchmarking challenge.
Together with our partners Raytheon (USA) and the research group of Stephen Bartlett, University of Sydney (Australia), we will tackle one of the most important problems in quantum computing: developing meaningful metrics to quantify how useful or transformative large quantum computers will actually be once they exist.