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C12 and Thales have advanced quantum radar tracking by delivering a hybrid solution that matches classical solvers while outperforming competing quantum annealers by roughly 100x on their carbon nanotube emulator. Reaching Technology Readiness Level 5, this milestone demonstrates the practical viability of C12's architecture for real-time defense applications before moving to physical hardware demonstrations.
C12 and Thales Develop QuantumTrack for Real-Time Radar Tracking
Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — C12, the French quantum computing company building carbon nanotube spin-qubit processors, and Thales, the global technology leader in Aerospace, Defence, and Cyber & Digital, today announced QuantumTrack, a hybrid quantum-classical solution for real-time multi-target radar tracking. The project has won the 2026 Quantum Effects Award in the Quantum Computing Hardware […]
C12 and Thales have developed QuantumTrack, a hybrid quantum-classical approach for real-time multi-target radar tracking that won the 2026 Quantum Effects Award for Quantum Computing Hardware. QuantumTrack matched the time-to-solution of the best classical solver in the reported benchmark and was about 100 times faster than competing quantum annealers on C12’s Callisto emulator. The project has reached TRL 5, with C12 and Thales targeting a TRL 6 demonstration on C12’s physical processor and potential defense-system…
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