A team led by University of New South Wales (UNSW) has found that removing random doping in quantum electronic devices dramatically improves their reproducibility. That is a key requirement for future applications such as quantum-information
Researchers at MIT EQuS Group have worked on the deterministic generation of a spatially entangled, two-photon N00N state with high fidelity using superconducting qubits in a waveguide QED architecture. Realizing a fully connected network of
Researchers have reported a quantum-classical hybrid scheme for factorization of bi-prime numbers (which are odd and square-free) using IBM’s quantum processors. The hybrid scheme has involved both classical optimization techniques and adiabatic quantum optimization techniques,
Researchers have considered the question of what makes something “more quantum” than another: Is there a way to characterize “quantumness“? Large objects, such as baseballs, vehicles, and planets, behave in accordance with the classical laws
VTT and IQM have entered into an agreement to establish a co-innovation partnership and begin building Finland’s first Quantum Computer. The cooperation will bring together top expertise in quantum technologies and enable a leap in
Multiverse Computing has just closed a 1,5 million euro funding round to finance its growth and internationalization process. This startup, with offices in Donostia and Toronto, specialises in quantum algorithmic solutions for the financial industry
A team of physicists and chemists at the University of Chicago and Northwestern University has developed a new method to create tailor-made qubits by chemically synthesizing molecules that encode quantum information into their magnetic spin states. The
Researchers at the University of Basel and Ruhr-Universität Bochum have realized Quantum Dots (QD) that emit light close to the red part of the spectrum with ultra-low background noise. Quantum dots might one day constitute
Researchers at University of Chicago announced they were able to turn IBM’s largest quantum computer into a quantum material itself. They programmed the computer such that it turned into a type of quantum material called
NISQ devices are still prone to lots of errors, therefore the design of a fully operational large-scale quantum computer with high error tolerance is required. Currently, NISQ devices can be engineered with approximately 100 qubits,
