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
The NExt ApplicationS of Quantum Computing (NEASQC) project brings together a multidisciplinary consortium of academic and industry experts in Quantum Computing, High Performance Computing (HPC), Artificial Intelligence, chemistry and energy management. NEASQC aims to demonstrate
Nu Quantum, a spin-out from the University of Cambridge, has announced that it has raised £2.1m in seed funding to aid its efforts to build commercial quantum photonics hardware. This add to the pre-seed round
Scientists working at the Florida State University have found evidence for a quantum spin liquid, a state of matter that is promising as a building block for the quantum computers of tomorrow. The team discovered
Iterative approaches to Quantum Simulation (QS) are restricted to simulation times less than the coherence time of the Quantum Computer (QC), which limits their utility in the near term. Researchers at Los Alamos have developed
EPFL scientists and their colleagues have generated variable low-noise microwave signals by building variable microwave gears with two compact optical frequency combs. Low-noise microwave signals are of critical importance in numerous applications such as high-speed
Researchers at CNRS, Paris and University of Edinburg have showed the first experimental demonstration of a computational quantum advantage (also referred to as quantum supremacy) with linear optics, by studying the computational task of the
Note of the editor: This is mashed copy of several articles and IonQ’s press release. We still need feedback from the academic field to assess this breakthrough. Trapped-ion quantum computing startup IonQ today announced the launch of
Researchers at IQM, Aalto University and VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland have engineered a fast and ultra-sensitive nanoscale bolometer that detects very faint microwave radiation. In fact, the radiation detected is so weak that
