In physics, things exist in “phases”, such as solid, liquid, gas. When something crosses from one phase to another, we talk about a “phase transition” – think about water boiling into steam, turning from liquid
Dr Julien Levallois becomes the new President of Swiss Quantum Hub association. He replaces Franck Franchin who acted as Founding President for the last 2 years. Franck will be still involved in the Quantum Community
Honeywell Quantum Solutions has achieved another milestone in its quest to develop the highest-performing quantum computers on the market. This week, the System Model H1 quadrupled its performance in terms of quantum volume and became the
A research team led by the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC), has made important progress in quantum information theory. The question of whether complex structures are necessary for quantum mechanics has long
IonQ is the first pure-play Quantum Computing company that comes public today. The deal will give IonQ $650 million in gross proceeds. The deal includes a $350 million PIPE that includes investments from Fidelity, Silver
A European research collaboration, led by KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, reported a new method of controlling and manipulating single photons without generating heat. The solution makes it possible to integrate optical switches
Here is a very interesting article written by Alec Edgington, Cameron Foreman and Duncan Jones of Cambridge Quantum Computing (CQC). In this paper, the team explains how at CQC they adopted a revolutionary approach to
Researchers from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and Xanadu, a Canada-based startup, have reported developing a full-stack, photonic quantum computer able to carry out three important quantum algorithms, including one useful in
Israel is seeking to build its first quantum computer, joining a global race for one of the world’s most important emerging technologies. The Ministry of Defense and Innovation Authority are taking bids from multinational companies,
Purdue University engineers have addressed an issue barring the development of quantum networks. The team deployed a programmable switch to adjust how much data goes to each user by selecting and redirecting wavelengths of light carrying the different data
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