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Chinese scientists demonstrate quantum supremacy
Chinese scientists demonstrate quantum supremacy

Boson sampling device can accomplish a specific task in 200 seconds that would take the most powerful supercomputer 600 million years

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  • 04 December 2020
Accidental breakthrough by UNSW researchers may have major implications for quantum computing
Accidental breakthrough by UNSW researchers may have major implications for quantum computing

They controlled the nucleus of a single atom using just electric fields

  • Communications
  • 12 March 2020
Intel's cryogenic Horse Ridge chip aims to make quantum computers faster and smaller
Intel's cryogenic Horse Ridge chip aims to make quantum computers faster and smaller

The chip uses radiofrequency capabilities to control 128 qubits with a single device

  • Chips and Components
  • 20 February 2020
Peter Cochrane: Technology is not a threat - people are!
Peter Cochrane: Technology is not a threat - people are!

Humanity faces a number of challenges that technology can overcome. Unfortunately, too many of the people in power are also the most ignorant

  • Leadership
  • 21 January 2020
Inside the race to quantum-proof our vital infrastructure
Inside the race to quantum-proof our vital infrastructure

When quantum computers arrive the Web as we know it will break. We talk to scientists cryptographers and entrepreneurs working to ensure this does not happen.

  • Security Technology
  • 03 January 2020
Trump administration puts final touches to rules limiting sensitive tech exports to rivals
Trump administration puts final touches to rules limiting sensitive tech exports to rivals

First batch of rules expected to touch involve just a few technologies, such as quantum computing and AI

  • Government
  • 18 December 2019
Google's quantum supremacy is real. Now we urgently need quantum-safe encryption, says UKNQT's Sir Peter Knight
Google's quantum supremacy is real. Now we urgently need quantum-safe encryption, says UKNQT's Sir Peter Knight

'There's a lot at stake in rewiring the world in terms of encryption and we all depend on getting it right'

  • Security Technology
  • 05 November 2019
How Quantum technology could transform computing - perhaps…
How Quantum technology could transform computing - perhaps…

There's still some time - and a number of challenges to overcome - before quantum computing becomes truly useful, reports Nic Fearn

  • Hardware
  • 29 October 2019
IBM disputes Google claims of 'quantum supremacy'
IBM disputes Google claims of 'quantum supremacy'

IBM accuses Google of over-hyping its quantum computing claims

  • Hardware
  • 23 October 2019
Peter Cochrane: Non-linearity is the norm and defies simple thinking
Peter Cochrane: Non-linearity is the norm and defies simple thinking

Disciplines are becoming more specialised at a time when global challenges have become more complex. Solving them may require the non-linear calculations that only quantum computing can provide, says Professor Peter Cochrane

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  • 21 October 2019
Peter Cochrane: Much of what we're told about quantum computing is nonsense
Peter Cochrane: Much of what we're told about quantum computing is nonsense

Articles and presentations on quantum computing are often completely wrong, warns Professor Peter Cochrane

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  • 11 July 2019
Terahertz light waves can accelerate supercurrents for quantum computing, claim scientists
Terahertz light waves can accelerate supercurrents for quantum computing, claim scientists

Professor Jigang Wang at Iowa State University also researching macroscopic supercurrent flowing states to create quantum controls

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  • 03 July 2019
Government launches £153m programme to commercialise quantum tech
Government launches £153m programme to commercialise quantum tech

Total spending on quantum technology by the government surpasses £1bn

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  • 14 June 2019
Single-photon emitter able to generate high-quality photons for practical quantum computers designed by MIT researchers
Single-photon emitter able to generate high-quality photons for practical quantum computers designed by MIT researchers

Device developed by MIT researchers can produce photons able to carry quantum information at room temperature

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  • 16 May 2019
Quantum device developed able to represent multiple futures in simultaneous quantum superposition
Quantum device developed able to represent multiple futures in simultaneous quantum superposition

The initial prototype can represent up to 16 simultaneous futures

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  • 10 April 2019
Peter Cochrane: Quantum computing - a return to analogue computers?
Peter Cochrane: Quantum computing - a return to analogue computers?

Quantum computers are neither stable enough nor powerful enough to achieve very much at all at the moment, warns Professor Peter Cochrane - but could one day provide a cure for cancer

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  • 02 April 2019
Metallic, hydrogen-rich compound found to demonstrate superconductivity at near room temperature
Metallic, hydrogen-rich compound found to demonstrate superconductivity at near room temperature

Scientists believe there could be other hydrides or superhydrides with super conducting properties

  • Communications
  • 17 January 2019
Top 10 science stories of 2018
Top 10 science stories of 2018

2018 saw big leaps forward for quantum computing, machine learning and even nuclear fusion - as well as some more bizarre science-related stories

  • Communications
  • 21 December 2018
University of Sussex scientists develop technique to isolate quantum computers from disruptive environmental noise

Researchers implemented this theory using microwave technology, which is commonly used in mobile phones

  • Hardware
  • 01 November 2018
European Union reveals test projects for first tranche of €1bn quantum computing fund
European Union reveals test projects for first tranche of €1bn quantum computing fund

EU lavishes €132m in first 20 projects under the Quantum Technologies Flagship

  • Hardware
  • 01 November 2018
US Department of Energy behind 'unhackable' quantum network to be built in Chicago
US Department of Energy behind 'unhackable' quantum network to be built in Chicago

Principles of quantum physics ought to make experimental network unhackable

  • Networks
  • 26 October 2018
Scientists to create 'truly unhackable' network based on quantum physics
Scientists to create 'truly unhackable' network based on quantum physics

Could have wide-ranging impact on communications, computing and national security

  • Networks
  • 25 October 2018
Scientists claim to prove the true benefits of quantum computing for the first time
Scientists claim to prove the true benefits of quantum computing for the first time

IBM and Technical University of Munich team demonstrate how Shor's algorithm, which can't be cracked by conventional computers, can be solved quickly with quantum computing

  • Chips and Components
  • 19 October 2018
UCL joins forces with Google to launch £5.5m quantum computing partnership

Initiative aims to use the power of quantum systems for modeling and simulation apps

  • Developer
  • 26 September 2018
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