Category: Quantum Technology - Page 13
QuiX Quantum Unveils a Room-Temperature Photonic Computer for Data Centers
QuiX Quantum has introduced Carina, a photonic quantum computing architecture the Dutch company designed to run inside ordinary customer data...
Quantinuum and Rolls-Royce Team Up on Quantum Gas Turbine Design
Quantinuum, Rolls-Royce, Riverlane, and the University of Edinburgh’s supercomputing center have signed an agreement to test whether quantum computing can...
A Paperclip-Sized Quantum Sensor Can Find Radio Signals in 3D
U.S. Army researchers have built a quantum sensor the size of a paperclip that can work out the 3D direction...
Jane Goodall Institute Uses Quantum Computing to Study Chimp Warfare
The Jane Goodall Institute USA has teamed up with a company called FormationQ to point quantum computing at a long-running...
Imec and Diraq Build an Eight-Qubit Silicon Array on a Standard Chip Line
Nanoelectronics R&D hub Imec and quantum computing company Diraq have run an eight-qubit silicon spin array made on a standard...
In These Flat Crystals, Light and Magnetism Finally Talk to Each Other
Say two coworkers share an office for years and never once speak. Light does its job, magnetism does its job,...
Nord Quantique Reports Sharp Drop in Quantum Prep and Readout Errors
Nord Quantique says it has cut one of the more stubborn error sources in its quantum computers to below 0.1%....
Turns Out Quantum Mechanics Might Not Need Its Imaginary Numbers
Somewhere in high school, a teacher told you imaginary numbers were real, actually, and that physics couldn’t function without them....
Google’s Quantum Computer Learns From Its Mistakes Without Clocking Out
Say there was a race car that retunes its own engine mid-lap, using the exact skid marks it just left...
Your Fault-Tolerance Numbers Might Be Off by 10x, and the Simulator Won’t Say So
Here’s an uncomfortable possibility for anyone building a fault-tolerant quantum computer. The simulation telling you you’re below threshold might be...
