Category: Quantum Technology - Page 15
UCF Physicist Uses Tiny Vibrations to Fight Quantum Errors
A University of Central Florida physicist is testing a way to make quantum computers less prone to errors, and the...
Seven Shuffles Randomize a Deck. Your Shuffling Doesn’t Count
Say you’re at a kitchen table, it’s your deal, and someone at the table is the kind of person who...
World’s Largest Camera Starts Mapping the Changing Sky
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile has begun sending back data from the largest digital camera ever built, and...
Why Microgravity Could Make Quantum Sensors Far More Precise
Quantum company Infleqtion says space offers something labs on Earth can’t easily replicate: sustained weightlessness that lets ultra-cold atoms float...
Scientists Just Learned Why Cells Don’t Tear Themselves Apart
Scientists have finally figured out how one of biology’s oldest engineering mysteries truly works. Researchers at the University of California,...
Physicists Engineer a Bizarre New Quantum State From Cold Atoms
Researchers in Austria and France have built a strange, highly ordered quantum state called a fractional Fermi sea using ultracold...
Quantum Pioneer Explains the Theory That Reimagines Physics
What if you could ask physics not how a thing happens, but whether it could ever happen at all? That...
Lockheed Martin Backs Quantum Tech to Strengthen GPS
Lockheed Martin just doubled down on a future where GPS doesn’t work alone, and argues that quantum navigation will become...
IBM, University of Sydney Advance Quantum Error Correction
Researchers from the University of Sydney and IBM have demonstrated a new approach to improving quantum error correction that significantly...
This VPN Ditches Password-Based Security for Quantum Protection
Symmatrics has introduced a new quantum-secure virtual private network (VPN) designed to protect organizations against credential-based cyberattacks and future quantum...