Q-CTRL successfully optimized 69-bus power networks on an IBM Quantum processor using a hybrid quantum-classical workflow.
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As renewable energy generation and EV charging infrastructure scale up, managing electricity flow across the grid is becoming increasingly complex. The number of possibl…
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Make quantum technology useful. We are the first to achieve quantum advantage through AI-powered infrastructure software
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- Software Development
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- CHIPPENDALE, AU
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- 201–500 employees
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Make quantum technology useful. We are the first to achieve quantum advantage through AI-powered infrastructure software.
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Q-CTRL is attending IEEE Quantum Week 2026 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, from September 13 to 18, 2026, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
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Q-CTRL demonstrated GPS-free quantum gravimetric navigation at sea using a software-ruggedized system operating autonomously in heavy seas.
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Q-CTRL partnered with JIJ to create a hybrid workflow for distribution network reconfiguration using classical methods and quantum optimization on real quantum hardware.
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