Quantinuum, Rolls-Royce, Riverlane and EPCC will work together to investigate how fault-tolerant quantum computing could advance complex fluid dynamics simulations, including for uses in gas turbine design.

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A UK Government investment of £20 million for the University of Edinburgh’s Quantum Software Lab (QSL) will accelerate the development of quantum software.

Scientists from around the world have joined forces to highlight the critical role that quantum software will play as quantum computing enters a new era.

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Quantum Software Lab team reaches semi-finals of $5M global quantum competition

Newly patented technology strengthens trust and security in quantum communications

Harnessing GPU power to boost the performance of quantum error correction decoders

Quantinuum supports Quantum Fringe 2025 Festival

From March 24th to 26th, the Quantum Software Lab hosted an international workshop focused on quantum computing benchmarks, in line with one of the QSL’s core missions.

A QSL collaboration improves various circuits for modular arithmetic.

Several Postdoctoral positions available!

Applications are now open for September 2025 entry to the EPSRC Quantum Informatics programme

Quantinuum and QSL collaborate to make quantum computing more robust and reliable.

QSL Welcomes New PhD Students as Quantum Informatics' Doctoral Training Partnership Programme Kicks Off

"Constrained and Vanishing Expressivity of Quantum Fourier Models" Poster placed first in EQAI 2024

CUDA-Q Enabled Resource Reduction for QSL's Quantum Clustering Algorithms project

New Memorandum of Understanding between QSL and Xanadu Enhances Training and Collaboration through the Upcoming Quantum Technologies CDT Programme

Quantum Software Lab joined forces with leading UK firms in quantum technology as part of a UK Government Department for Business and Trade led mission to South Korea for Quantum Korea in June 2024.

The new round of quantum hubs aims to secure the UK's leadership in quantum technology