QuantumCT is proud to be a part of this collaboration. @yale_ventures instagram.com/p/DayiCFbDyaD/…
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We're proud to officially open the CSCU Center for Quantum & Nanotechnology (QNT), celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony this morning alongside @GovNedLamont ⚛️
A hub for research, workforce development, and real-world innovation, this newly renamed space will prepare students to thrive in emerging technologies. #LeadingTheWay
Learn more: bit.ly/41opXhO
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A new episode of @wnpr’s @wherewelive explores how the science of the very small is beginning to shape very real economic opportunities for our state. #CTgoesquantum
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QuantumCT is linking academic research with industry challenge sets to develop quantum-enabled solutions to make drug development fast, cheaper, and safer. Read more on how QCT is developing new quantum models to improve drug development.
quantumct.org/2026/02/06/qua…
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D-Wave’s $550 million acquisition of Quantum Circuits, includes a path to double the current 65-person team, bringing more high-skill jobs, talent, and investment to Connecticut. A strong affirmation of the value of Yale’s long-term investment in #quantum.
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AI is moving fast. Quantum is moving deep. The real inflection point is where they meet — and Connecticut sits squarely in the middle of that convergence.
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🚀 𝗕𝗶𝗴 𝗻𝗲𝘄𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗾𝘂𝗮𝗻𝘁𝘂𝗺—𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗛𝗮𝘃𝗲𝗻. Yale spinout Quantum Circuits, founded by Dr. Robert Schoelkopf, is being acquired by @dwavequantum, marking a major milestone in fault-tolerant quantum computing. dwavequantum.com/company/new…
⚡️Exciting news for Connecticut’s quantum ecosystem and New Haven-based Quantum Circuits, Inc.
Today is a significant day for #quantumcomputing. We are pleased to announce that D-Wave has entered into an agreement to acquire Quantum Circuits, Inc., a leading developer of gate-model technology and the first company to deliver dual-rail qubits with built-in error correction. This is a transformative moment for D-Wave and a potential game changer for the entire quantum industry, as the #acquisition is expected to accelerate the delivery of scalable, error-corrected gate-model quantum computers. Learn more here: dwavequantum.com/company/new…
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🌟 Connecticut’s quantum ecosystem is growing. With a new name and an expanded mission, the CSCU Center for Quantum & Nanotechnology (QNT), located at @SCSU, will serve as a key hub for preparing the next generation of talent. news.southernct.edu/2025/12/…
An inspiring initiative by @Yale Undergraduate Quantum Computing Club explores using advanced algorithms to optimize #food delivery + distribution as a way to address #hunger. A great reminder that technology’s true promise lies in solving human problems. yaledailynews.com/blog/2025/…
🚨The State of Connecticut is pledging $121 million to QuantumCT, strengthening the state's already robust leadership in the emerging quantum economy. Coordinated State, University, and Industry commitments now exceed $1 Billion portal.ct.gov/governor/news/…
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Yale physicists Robert Schoelkopf and Steven Girvin have spent decades researching quantum mechanics. On Thursday, they gathered to celebrate the state’s announcement of a $121 million investment in the field, which officials heralded as a “quantum revolution” — one that could possibly lead to major advancements in health and technology, or even the cure for cancer. newhavenindependent.org/2025…
Held in Stamford, @UConn’s second Economic Development Forum examined how quantum + AI are transforming the workforce, requiring employees and jobseekers to be more tech savvy than ever before.
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.@UConn forms UConn Quantum Alliance, uniting 80+ researchers across disciplines: today.uconn.edu/2025/11/ucon…
New learning opportunity from @UConn Physics. No physics degree required. The Quantum Science & Tech Certificate is now open — a non-credit, online program designed for #professionals who want to understand where #quantum is today & where it's headed. online.uconn.edu/programs/qu…
Congratulations to Michel Devoret of Yale University, honored with the 2025 #Nobel Prize in Physics alongside John Clarke and John Martinis.
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.@GovNedLamont this week announced $50.5M investment to accelerate New Haven’s life sciences + quantum ecosystems — supercharging Connecticut’s innovation capacity. portal.ct.gov/governor/news/…
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Incredibly excited to announce our first Innovation Clusters award, made in support of our biotech cluster in New Haven. We expect quantum and AI to have transformational impact on the development of new therapeutics, and are excited to lead the way. More here.
Let’s go!
Quantum momentum for Connecticut.
A proposal from QuantumCT — a research initiative co-led by @UConn and Yale — has been named a finalist for a transformative National Science Foundation grant that would drive innovation in quantum technology and strengthen Connecticut’s economy. Winners of the grant could receive up to $160 million over 10 years.
Learn more: bit.ly/46fzcnP @NSF #Yale
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