Digital–Analog Quantum Computing (DAQC)

At Qilimanjaro Quantum Tech, we’re building a new way to bridge today’s classical and quantum worlds. Our platform, SpeQtrum, brings together digital QPUs, CPUs, and GPUs with our differential analog quantum architecture, all within a single, integrated framework and access point. This hybrid approach makes it easier for users to experiment, run algorithms, and explore […]
Fluxonium: The Qubit Behind Qilimanjaro’s Quantum Computers

At Qilimanjaro, we are a full-stack quantum computing company. This means we work across every layer of the technology: from designing and calibrating the quantum chip, to building the software and control systems that connect the hardware with users, all the way to developing the theory and algorithms that run on our devices. At the […]
Revolutionizing Smart Cities through Advanced Optimization

Analogue quantum computing will arrive before digital quantum computing because it avoids the complexity associated with quantum error correction (QEC), which is essential in digital systems. While digital quantum computing requires complex error correction codes to counteract noise on qubits — a challenge that has slowed its progress – analog systems achieve greater robustness more […]
Quantum Computing: Pioneering a Sustainable Path for Future Computing

Modern computing has transformed nearly every aspect of modern life, from driving advancements in healthcare and finance to expanding our understanding of the universe. As our reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) and the need to solve more complex problems grow, so does the demand for computational power. This advancement has led to a significant increase […]
Inside haQtoberfest 2024

Qilimanjaro hosted the haQtoberfest 2024, a hackathon on Quantum Computing . Over the course of 12 hours, 43 participants had the opportunity to learn, explore, and work on several quantum computing topics, supported by our dedicated mentors and volunteers. In this post, we highlight the key activities and takeaways from the event, along with first-hand quotes from our team.
Analog’s Quantum Computing Potential in Real-World Applications

Analog quantum computers, which operate by leveraging the natural behavior of quantum systems, have shown great promise for solving complex simulation, optimization, and AI-related problems. By providing precise representations of quantum systems, they hold the potential to excel where traditional computers struggle —especially when it comes to large-scale simulations and NP-hard optimization problems. Simulation of […]
Qilimanjaro-a partner in the EU-funded project QU-Pilot

On the 1st of April will be launched the Qu-Pilot SGA project-Experimental production capabilities for quantum technologies in Europe, where Qilimanjaro is a partner. The project is led by VTT Finland and was granted by the European Commission a €19m Specific Grant Agreement (SGA). The Qu-Pilot project consists of 21 partners from 9 different […]
Qilimanjaro role in the Quantum Spain project is featured in ABC article
ABC article “Public-private partnerships take quantum supercomputing to the next level” highlights the Quantum Spain initiative, coordinated by Qilimanjaro and GMV, an initiative aiming at creating a solid computational computing ecosystem in Spain. This project strives to bring to the research community, businesses at large and public organizations the ability to develop AI applications driven […]
Qilimanjaro in the Analysis of Deep tech Startup Ecosystem in Catalunya 2022

Qilimanjaro has been featured in the Technological Report from Acció on the Analysis of the Deep tech Startup Ecosystem in Catalunya in 2022. The report advances the definition of deep tech in order to determine its scope and establish the technologies and companies that may be considered deep tech. Furthermore, the report includes global trends […]
Revolución cuántica – Quantum revolution-Forbes article

The Forbes article “Revolución cuántica – Quantum revolution”, which features Marta P. Estarellas, senior quantum engineer and leader of the Theory and Applications team at Qilimanjaro, introduces the need of a new infrastructure to support the upcoming quantum computers. Going one step beyond the purposes of quantum computers, the article looks at how these quantum […]