Quantum
Qedma Appoints Scott Aaronson to Its Scientific Advisory Board
Publication: The Quantum Insider
Author: Mohib Ur Rehman
Source published: 12/11/2026, 16:04:33 UTC
Briefing created: 12/11/2026, 17:12:23 UTC
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Briefings
Qedma appointed Professor Scott Aaronson to its Scientific Advisory Board in November 2026 to guide quantum error suppression software development. Aaronson, a leading researcher in quantum computing theory and computational complexity, will advise Qedma on assessing quantum hardware capabilities and overcoming noise barriers. His appointment aligns with Qedma's mission to translate quantum potential into reality through error mitigation. The press release highlights Aaronson's role as Schlumberger Centennial Chair and Director of the Quantum Information Center at The University of Texas at Austin.
Key points
- Qedma appointed Professor Scott Aaronson to its Scientific Advisory Board in November 2026 to guide quantum error suppression software development.
- Aaronson, a leading researcher in quantum computing theory and computational complexity, will advise Qedma on assessing quantum hardware capabilities and overcoming noise barriers.
Context
Qedma is a quantum computing software company specializing in quantum error suppression and mitigation, aiming to overcome significant barriers to practical quantum computing. The appointment of Scott Aaronson aligns with Qedma's mission to translate quantum potential into reality through error mitigation.
Limitations
Evidence covers only the appointment announcement and press release text. No additional background on Qedma's history, Aaronson's prior work, or future outcomes is supplied. The article does not contain specific dates beyond the publication date, and no causal claims about the appointment's impact are supported by the source.
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