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Fermilab's partnership with Microsoft to expand the open-source Quantum Instrumentation Control Kit (QICK) aims to democratize access to quantum control technologies across diverse hardware platforms. By keeping QICK open source and collaborating with industry partners like Qblox, this initiative seeks to accelerate workforce training and application development within the U.S. research ecosystem.
Fermilab Joins Microsoft Quantum Research Center

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory is joining Microsoft Quantum as an initial partner in a new quantum hardware makerspace at Microsoft’s quantum research center in the University of Maryland’s Discovery District, the laboratory announced Tuesday. Dawn Zimmer, DOE chief information…
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