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Phasecraft's $4.5M ARPA-E contract marks a significant step toward practical quantum advantage in computational chemistry by targeting critical mineral reduction for hydrogen production. The project leverages existing algorithms that have already demonstrated massive efficiency gains to solve immediate industrial challenges rather than pursuing theoretical milestones. This funding validates the transition of quantum computing from experimental promise to applied utility within specific high-value sectors like energy and metallurgy.

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Phasecraft Secures $4.5M ARPA-E Contract for Catalyst Discovery

Quantum ZeitgeistJune 17, 20263 min read

Phasecraft received a $4.5M ARPA-E contract to develop quantum algorithms for catalyst discovery, reducing reliance on critical minerals like iridium.

Phasecraft has secured a $4.5 million contract from the U. S. Department of Energy’s ARPA-E, initiating a project under the Quantum Computing for Computational Chemistry program to develop quantum algorithms for catalyst discovery. The collaboration, which includes partners Johnson Matthey, Harvard, and QuEra, aims to lessen dependence on critical…

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