The Weekly Quantum Digest: Anyone Fancy A Slice of Quantum Pi?
A slice of quantum Pi, Simulating a 61-bit quantum computer, a Danish quantum startup… and more in this edition...
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University of Sheffield Launches Quantum Center to Develop Technologies
The Sheffield Quantum Centre, which will be officially opened by Lord Jim O’Neill, Chair of Chatham House and University...
Trust but Verify: Why Variational Quantum Unsampling Matters
When perusing news on science and tech, I’m often reminded of the quote, “You aren’t doing it wrong if...
Sparrow Quantum: The Danish QC Startup With Wings
Photo by Markus Winkler on Unsplash Sparrow Quantum Seeing as Denmark was the birthplace of one of the men...
Daimler AG Plugs Into IBM’s Quantum Computer to Boost Electric Vehicles
IBM’s quantum computer is helping Daimler AG, maker of Mercedes-Benz, produce better electric vehicles. According to a research blog...
The Weekly Quantum Digest: Spooky Action Hits Record Levels on Weird-o-Meter
How spooky is quantum physics? Pretty freaking unknowably spooky, according to researchers and more stories from the quantum realm....
Clean and Green: Xanadu Receives $4.4 Million From Sustainability Group
Xanadu, a Canadian quantum hardware and technology company, has received a $4.4M investment from Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC),...
University of Wisconsin Students Dive Into Quantum Computing Master’s Degree
As an electrical engineering student in Belgium, Jacques Van Damme was not required to take advanced physics or quantum...
Controlling Qubits With Microwave Pulses Reduces Quantum Computer Error Rates, Increases Efficiency
A new way to use microwave pulses in the design of quantum computers could lead to devices that have...