- PsiQuantum has agreed to lend its Construct software platform for a quantum project with Brookhaven National Laboratory
- Construct will aid the advancement of fault-tolerant quantum computing as part of the Quantum Genesis initiative
- Quantum Genesis envisions fault-tolerant quantum computers that can support meaningful R&D by 2028
PsiQuantum, Brookhaven Lab Announce Quantum Collaboration
Brookhaven National Laboratory announced Wednesday that it has teamed up with PsiQuantum in a new collaboration that will give lab researchers access to the quantum computing company’s Construct software platform.
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Sep 3, 2026 at 9:11 PM UTC · Updated 1日前 · 2 分で読める

Brookhaven National Laboratory announced Wednesday that it has teamed up with PsiQuantum in a new collaboration that will give lab researchers access to the quantum computing company’s Construct software platform.
Under the arrangement, Brookhaven scientists will use Construct to develop new algorithms and scientific applications aimed at the first generation of fault-tolerant quantum computers, which is the goal of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Quantum Genesis initiative.
“We are excited to partner with Brookhaven National Laboratory to use these tools in support of its research into fault-tolerant quantum algorithms and applications,” said Heath Bumgardner, PsiQuantum’s vice president of government relations. “Through this partnership, we’re demonstrating how effective public-private collaboration can help accelerate scientific discovery.”
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