BIRD backs a quantum project aimed at the surface of a catalyst
Qarakal Quantum and Quantum Elements will develop a prototype for mapping surface reactions. The $7.4 million headline covers seven partnerships.
Qarakal Quantum describes specialized quantum modules connected through a quantum bus. BIRD identifies the Tel Aviv company and Quantum Elements as partners planning an MVP to model complex surface-catalysis reactions.
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Report an identity issue →Qarakal Quantum describes specialized quantum modules connected through a quantum bus. BIRD identifies the Tel Aviv company and Quantum Elements as partners planning an MVP to model complex surface-catalysis reactions.
The BIRD project is planned R&D. Its total funding announcement covers seven partnerships and cannot be assigned in full to this project. Architecture claims do not establish a universal qubit reduction.
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Tel Aviv identity and proposed surface-catalysis MVP.
Qarakal Quantum describes specialized quantum modules connected through a quantum bus. BIRD identifies the Tel Aviv company and Quantum Elements as partners planning an MVP to model complex surface-catalysis reactions.
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