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Europe Is Building Its Quantum Computer in Public, and in Pieces
Quantum Industry

Europe Is Building Its Quantum Computer in Public, and in Pieces

Tuna-17 has 17 qubits. The qubit count is the least interesting thing about it. Most quantum computing news is a...
Washington Decided to Become Quantum's First Customer
Quantum Industry

Washington Decided to Become Quantum’s First Customer

The numbers from the White House quantum summit will get the headlines: a quantum allocation inside the national chips program...
Featured

Quantum Computing Is a Money Problem, and Most of Finance Hasn’t Noticed Yet

For a long time, we’ve treated cybersecurity as a technology question. Quantum computing breaks that habit. The harder we look...
Quantum Industry

Trapped Ions Just Caught Up With Superconductors on the Hard Part of Error Correction

The IonQ team ran nine different quantum error-correcting codes on a single 40-ion device without touching the hardware between experiments....
Quantum Security

Quantum Computing’s Real Threat to Crypto Isn’t Your Bitcoin Wallet. It’s the Plumbing Underneath

Everyone’s worried about the wrong thing. The fear that grabs headlines, that a quantum computer cracks your private key and...
Post-Quantum Security

Crypto’s Quantum Threat Isn’t Where You Think It Is

Most of the conversation about quantum computing and cryptocurrency fixates on the fear that a future quantum machine will crack...
Quantum Technology

Quantum Vacuum Breakthrough Could Create Matter From Nothing

A team led by researchers at Oxford and Queen’s University Belfast has demonstrated a method to amplify laser intensity by...