Category: Quantum Technology - Page 3
Caltech Quantum Simulator Confirms 40-Year-Old Prediction
For four decades, physicists could calculate the exact spacing between certain energy levels in quantum matter but couldn’t measure them....
Scientists Solve Decade-Old Topological Nanowire Mystery
For years, a peculiar rhythm appeared in experiments on topological insulator nanowires, its origin unknown. Now, a South Korean team...
IBM Connects Two Cryogenic Modules for Future Quantum Systems
IBM has successfully linked and cooled two modular cryogenic systems within a single environment. The company describes this hardware achievement...
Cornell Cuts Tantalum Qubit Fabrication Temperature in Half
Tantalum is an excellent material for qubits. This metal resists corrosion, retains quantum information longer than most alternatives, and is...
Infleqtion Plans Quantum Gravity Sensor Test in Colorado
Infleqtion announced its plan to test a quantum gravity gradiometer in Colorado in 2027. The sensor aims to map underground...
Occam Foundry Plans Quantum Technology Campus Near Austin
Texas Quantum Partners and Houston-based developer Samara announced on August 18 their plan to build Occam Foundry, a quantum technology...
A 200-Qubit Chemistry Result Didn’t Need a Quantum Computer
A quick read of the headline might suggest another triumph for quantum computing, but a closer look reveals the opposite. OTI...
NTT DOCOMO Deploys Second D-Wave Quantum Application
NTT DOCOMO, Japan’s largest mobile operator, has implemented a second D-Wave-powered quantum application to optimize how its network groups geographic...
China Puts 85 Quantum Devices Into a Working Power Grid
China has equipped an operational 220-kilovolt substation in Hefei with 85 quantum devices. This initiative aims to test quantum sensing,...
Argonne Gets $1M to Build Diamond Quantum Sensors
Argonne National Laboratory has launched a three-year, $1 million project to develop diamond-based quantum sensors. These sensors will be used...