MCLEAN, Va. -- Booz Allen Hamilton and SEEQC announced an expansion of their existing partnership to further the scaling of quantum computers.

This collaboration will allow both companies to provide solutions for government, civil, and commercial clients.

Booz Allen and SEEQC will work to solve engineering challenges that currently exist in quantum computing, such as detecting and addressing computational errors, saving energy, and scaling the devices.

The collaboration will integrate Booz Allen’s quantum software into SEEQC's software stack. This integration is intended to accelerate the development of the first large-scale quantum computer. The teams will work together to build the software and firmware that bridges the classical and quantum components of SEEQC's full-stack chip technology.

Source: Booz Allen Hamilton
Associated URL: https://newsroom.boozallen.com/news-releases/news-release-details/booz-allen-seeqc-expand-partnership-quantum-engineering

WASHINGTON - Integrity Defense Services Inc., Springville, Indiana, is awarded a $40.2 million firm-fixed-price indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract (N0016425DWM46) for SLQ-32(V)6 antenna shelter set refurbishments in support of the Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program (SEWIP).

Work will be performed in Springville, Indiana, and is expected to be completed by September 2030. Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division, Crane, Indiana, is the contracting activity (N0016425DWM46).

Source: U.S. Navy
Associated URL: http://www.defense.gov

PRETORIA - Hensoldt South Africa’s GEW unit signed a multi-year contract with Saudi Arabian Military Industries Advanced Electronics Company to deliver a modern electronic warfare capability in the kingdom, one of GEW’s largest projects. Announced Sept. 3, the deal supports Saudi Vision 2030 and covers state-of-the-art communications intelligence technologies for C4I, plus comprehensive training for civil and military use. Hensoldt Middle East will provide on-the-ground support to drive knowledge transfer, technology development and skills growth.

GEW chief Gilbert do Nascimento said the agreement recognizes the firm’s track record and commits it to equipping partners with cutting-edge systems. Hensoldt South Africa, the group’s largest base outside Germany with about 800 employees, has worked in the Middle East for nearly two decades and expanded partnerships at the World Defence Show. SAMI-AEC, founded in 1988 and fully acquired by SAMI in 2020, employs more than 3,600 staff and has deep design, manufacturing and systems integration capabilities.

Source: defenceWeb
Associated URL: https://www.defenceweb.co.za/industry/industry-industry/hensoldt-south-africa-signs-major-deal-to-enhance-saudi-arabias-ew-capabilities/