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Insider Brief IBM and Qedma demonstrated an error-mitigated quantum computation workflow using IBM Quantum Heron processors and Qedma’s QESEM software to study a 74-qubit physics model. The study compared quantum results against classical simulation methods, including simulations run on the Fugaku supercomputer, and found consistent quantum results beyond the range where classical approaches agreed. The … Read more

Insider Brief Vexlum has appointed Dr. Stefan Truppe as Managing Director of Vexlum UK and opened a dedicated laboratory in London to support quantum technology customers. The new UK facility will provide laser testing, technical support, and R&D capabilities for applications including neutral-atom and trapped-ion quantum computing. Vexlum aims to expand its role in the … Read more

Insider Brief Researchers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison developed a full-wave simulation framework that directly solves Maxwell’s equations to model Kerr optical frequency comb generation with greater accuracy than conventional approaches. The simulations reproduced established stages of Kerr comb formation while capturing additional effects, including detailed spatial field evolution and small frequency mismatches between comb … Read more

Insider Brief IBM and Algorithmiq have demonstrated a quantum computation framework for studying heterogeneous quantum materials while validating results when classical verification methods are unavailable. The team used an IBM Quantum Heron processor to simulate a programmable quantum material and developed a validation approach based on noise modeling, error mitigation, and cross-platform testing. Algorithmiq released … Read more

A security team approving an open-source model for production today starts with a repository page. The page lists the model name, the license, and a tag identifying the base model it descended from. That tag is a string the uploader typed. Hugging Face does not require uploaders to substantiate the claim through weight-level analysis.The ATOM … Read more

Insider Brief Cleveland Clinic and IBM researchers developed a quantum machine learning framework called Q-CHIPP that improved prediction of cancer neoantigens likely to trigger an immune response, outperforming classical methods under data-limited conditions. The quantum convolutional neural network learned meaningful biological patterns from training datasets as small as 150 samples and was scaled to model … Read more

Insider Brief Researchers developed an AI framework that generates quantum circuits for molecular simulations thousands of times faster than ADAPT-VQE while matching or exceeding its accuracy on benchmark tests, and demonstrated the approach on Quantinuum’s Helios quantum computer using the pharmaceutical molecule imipramine. The framework combines transformer-based language models with reinforcement learning to generate molecular … Read more

Few companies face higher stakes when deploying AI than Waymo, the self-driving car company under Alphabet that spun out of Google. Its models do not merely generate text or automate back-office tasks: They help vehicles navigate unpredictable streets, respond to human drivers and make split-second decisions in the physical world.But the methods Waymo uses to … Read more

Enterprise AI agents can do the work — but the infrastructure to let them talk to each other, prove they should be trusted, and be audited when something goes wrong is still being built.Here’s a look at how five startups are tackling that gap — around orchestration, observability, connectivity, and security — as shown at … Read more

Nimble, a New York City-based tech startup VentureBeat previously covered for its efforts to re-invent web search for enterprises by using multiple AI agents to improve accuracy and depth, is taking another step toward its vision of a world in which agents do most of the web searching instead of us typing and reviewing the … Read more