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Pasqal and True Nexus have achieved a significant milestone by using neutral-atom quantum computers to encode protein structures linked to gelation mechanisms, addressing a long-standing computational challenge in biotechnology. This collaboration demonstrates the practical utility of quantum hardware for modeling complex molecular interactions that are currently difficult or impossible to simulate accurately with classical supercomputers. The work represents a concrete step toward programmable protein functionality, potentially accelerating innovation in food science and industrial biotech sectors.

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Pasqal and True Nexus Apply Quantum Computing to Protein Gelation

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 2, 20264 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE – Pasqal (Nasdaq: PSQL), a global provider of neutral-atom quantum computers, and True Nexus, a computational intelligence company focused on making protein functionality programmable for real-world food applications, today announced a major milestone in their collaboration: the successful use of Pasqal’s neutral-atom quantum technology to encode selected protein structures relevant to […]

Pasqal and True Nexus have used Pasqal’s neutral-atom quantum technology to encode selected protein structures linked to the molecular mechanisms behind protein gelation. The collaboration combines AI-driven protein analysis with quantum computing to study the relationship between protein structure and functionality. The companies said the work could support future applications in food and biotechnology, with the project also tied to Saudi Arabia’s broader plans for applied…

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