A team of physicists led by Professor Patrick Windpassinger at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) has successfully transported light stored in a quantum memory over a distance of 1.2 millimeters. They have demonstrated that the
SK Telecom announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Korea Gas Safety Corp. to cooperate in the commercialization of next-generation gas safety solution based on quantum sensing technology. Named Quantum Gas Imaging,
Visa Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. are researching methods capable of thwarting quantum computing attack, developing new processes and closely following the race for new encryption standards. Nearly six years ago, researchers at Visa began studying so-called Post-Quantum Cryptography
Scientists at Tokyo Institute of Technology have shed light on the relationship between the magnetic properties of topological insulators and their electronic band structure. Their experimental results offer new insights into recent debates regarding the
MIT researchers using superconducting quantum bits connected to a microwave transmission line have shown how the qubits can generate on demand the photons, or particles of light, necessary for communication between quantum processors. The advance
Researchers at UNSW Sydney have demonstrated the lowest noise level on record for a semiconductor qubit. In any semiconductor platform such as silicon, charge noise is caused by imperfections in the material environment that hosts qubits.
D-Wave has just announced the general availability of his new Discrete Quadratic mModel (DQM) solver which is now accessible through the Leap™ quantum cloud service. The DQM solver provides developers and businesses the ability to apply the benefits of
Xanadu, University of Toronto and University of Waterloo have just published a very interesting blueprint explaining path to fault-tolerant quantum computing on millions of qubits with photonics. This vision provides some unique advantages for scalability,
Quantum chemistry, the study of chemical properties and processes at the quantum scale, has a big drawback: Accurate calculations are resource-intensive and time consuming, with routine chemical studies involving computations that take days or longer.
A consortium of Canada’s leading quantum technology companies announced today that they are launching Quantum Industry Canada (QIC), an industry association with a mission to ensure that Canadian quantum innovation and talent is translated into Canadian business success
