‘Rugged’ Quantum Sensors Could Guide Vehicles Without Satellites
Insider Brief Sandia National Laboratories envisions quantum inertial sensors as revolutionary, onboard navigational aids. The researchers will need to...
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Professor of Physics at Stevens Institute of Technology Receives $400,000 DoE Grant to Improve Quantum Sensing with Inspiration from Quantum Computing
Insider Brief: Igor Pikovski, a professor of physics at Stevens Institute of Technology, has received $400,000 Department of Energy...
United States May Take Action to Curb China’s Quantum Ambitions
The United States, which has taken several actions to hinder China’s high tech and deep tech sectors, now may...
Researchers Say Cool Control May Make Quantum Computing More Feasible
Insider Brief Researchers in Japan found a way to cool down and measure the motion of an electron levitated...
New Research Suggests Our Brains Use Quantum Computation
Insider Brief: Scientists from Trinity College Dublin claim our brains could use quantum computation. The discovery —published in the...
PsiQuantum and Air Force Research Laboratory Announce $22.5 Million Contract to Accelerate Path to Build the World’s First Utility-Scale Quantum Computer
Insider Brief A $22.5 million contract will pave the way for a collaboration between PsiQuantum and Air Force Research...
AMETIC — the Association of the Digital Industry in Spain — Presents an Update of its Report “The Quantum Spain 2022: a Business Vision”
AMETIC Event On October 17th, at the CEOE headquarters in Madrid, Spain, AMETIC — the Association of the Digital...
TiQ-ToQ? TikTok Advertising For Quantum Research Intern
Of the many potential use cases for quantum computing — off the top of my head: managing large financial...
Quantinuum, Mitsui and Co. Sign Strategic Agreement to Develop the Quantum Computing Market in Japan and Asia-Pacific
Insider Brief Mitsui & Co. and Quantinuum have signed a strategic partnership agreement The agreement established a collaboration to...
How Scientific Innovation and Economic Potential Drive Academic and Industry Efforts in Quantum Computing: Global Quantum Computing Policy – Post #2
My name is Anders Liman. I’m a graduate student studying Tech Ethics and Science Policy at Duke University. I...