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Faster computers, tap-proof communication, sensors beyond standard quantum limit – quantum technologies have the potential to revolutionize our lives just as once the invention of computers or the internet. Experts worldwide are trying to implement
The Quantum Industry Day in Switzerland (QIDiS) will be back at the Technopark in Zurich on October 4th, 2022. The Quantum Industry Day gathers academic and industrial R&D to foster exchange and accelerate the development of new quantum
In quantum mechanics, the act of measurement produces unavoidable perturbation (also called “back-action”) on the state of the measured system. This effect is, in many cases, not desirable, as back-action often limits the precision of
Developing non-classical light sources that can emit, on-demand, exactly one photon at a time is one of the main requirements of quantum technologies. But although the first demonstration of such a “single photon emitter”, or
Lausanne, Switzerland and Corbeil-Essones, France – April 27, 2022 LIGENTEC SA, the leading supplier of high performance, low loss, silicon nitride Photonic Integrated Circuits established a R&D Centre in France. Photonic integrated circuits (PICs) are
Zurich, Silicon Valley, Munich – 31 March 2022 – Today, Terra Quantum AG, a globally leading quantum technology company, announces that it has extended its Series A funding round to $75m, as well as its research
SYDNEY, March 30, 2022 – Q-CTRL, a global leader in developing useful quantum technologies, today announced a partnership with The Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI), Switzerland’s largest research institute for natural and engineering sciences, to pioneer R&D
Computers, smartphones, GPS: quantum physics has enabled many technological advances. It is now opening up new fields of research in cryptography (the art of coding messages) with the aim of developing ultra-secure telecommunications networks. There
11.02.2022 By: Andreas Trabesinger Image: The experimental chamber in which the experiments of de Neeve and colleagues [1] were performed. (Photo: ETH Zurich/D-PHYS Home group) In modern computing devices, literally billions of transistors work restlessly
Artistic rendering of a graphene nanoribbon adsorbed on a gold surface and probed with the sharp tip of a scanning tunneling microscope. These tailor made carbon structures exhibit quantum effects that are stable and can
