Kestrel 2.0 is out, with calibration history you can actually diff
The control stack now records every calibration change as a reviewable commit — and ships with a test rig that runs on a laptop.
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A modular path to 10,000 logical qubits
A new preprint lays out an architecture — and, more usefully, the three assumptions most likely to break it.
Read the noteApplications open for the 2027 Quantum Fellows
Two-year, fully funded fellowships for early-career researchers working on public-interest quantum science.
Read the noteAn independent group reproduced our decoder results. Here is what they found.
The reproduction succeeded on the main result and failed on one secondary claim. We are publishing both.
Read the noteThree water districts begin field trials with our magnetometer
The instruments left the lab in February. Since then they have mapped recharge channels, survived a thunderstorm, and broken twice.
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