The Universities of Plymouth and Oxford will develop QuTune, a bespoke Quantum Computing programming toolbox to help musicians engage with the quantum technology. Working with industry experts at Spotify, inMusic and Rigetti Computing, the team
Xanadu’s team has just released a very interesting and well-detailed post related to the recent Chinese Quantum advantage claim using quantum photonics. Here are some quotes and excerpts. We encourage you to read all the
Scientists at Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech) approach the two decade-old mystery of why an anomalous metallic state appears in the superconductor-insulator transition in 2-D superconductors. Through experimental measurements of a thermoelectric effect, they
A joint international research team has developed ultra-sensitive graphene-based sensors that can detect microwaves with the highest theoretically possible sensitivity. Currently, microwave power can be detected using a device called bolometer, a device which usually
Zapata Computing, in collaboration with IBM, has analyzed the performance of Variational Quantum Factoring (VQF) on superconducting quantum processor. Quantum computers hold promise as accelerators onto which some classically-intractable problems may be offloaded, necessitating hybrid
Physicists have discovered that, under certain conditions, interacting electrons can create what are called topological quantum states. To get the desired quantum effect, they placed two sheets of graphene on top of each other with
Quantum physics may be at odds with our classical intuition. This article is a mashup of the paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science and a related post on SciTechDaily. Good
We need your help for selecting the Best Quantum Paper of the Year 2020! First, please propose the paper you think deserves to become the best paper in Quantum Computing and Technology in 2020, the
QC Ware and IonQ have collaborated and run experiment that demonstrated Machine Learning on near-term quantum computers can achieve the same or better level of accuracy and can aspire to be faster than on classical
Cambridge Quantum Computing (CQC), the 2014-founded UK startup, says it has built “meaning-aware” natural language processing on a quantum computer. The system understands both grammatical structure and the meaning of words, in a way that
