Five — Plus One — Quantum Computing and Quantum Technology Predictions for 2021
Most people would not use the terms, “groundbreaking” or “amazing” or “revolutionary,” in their descriptions of the year 2020,...
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Ecuador and Latin America Set a Course to Advance Quantum Technologies in Space
Tucked in the far northwest of South America, entrepreneurial engineers and scientists in Ecuador are on a historic course....
Quantum Computing Now Podcast Episode 25 – David Gunnarsson and Dilution Refridgerators
In which David Gunnarsson and I talk about Dilution Refrigerators and what Bluefors does. What does Bluefors do? They...
Québec: Respected Centre For Canada’s Quantum Innovation
Photo by Adrien Olichon on Unsplash Canada, Quantum Centre Those TQD readers amongst us who know anything about the...
Classical Logic versus Quantum Logic and How the Quantum World Does Math
Logic gates are a necessity for any kind of computational hardware and are the fundamental components that allow state...
Anne Matsuura: Intel Taking Multi-Pronged Approach at Solving Four Critical Quantum Computing Challenges
To get quantum computers out of the lab and into the effort to solve real-world challenges, Intel plans to...
Quantum Computing Now Podcast Episode 24 – Amir Naveh and Quantum Volume
Amir (VP of R&D at Classiq, a quantum software startup) and I talk about how Quantum Volume is measured...
TQD Exclusive: Quantum Platform Lead at IBM, Blake Johnson, is Pushing to Make Quantum Software Development Frictionless
While the quantum community often agonizes over hardware issues — like qubit number and quantum volume — that’s not...
The Quantum Computing Revolution – Part I: The Theory in a Nutshell
It is difficult to overstate the transformational potential of quantum technologies. Advances in the field will have far reaching...
Incubators & Accelerators: Launchpads For Quantum Success?
Photo by Bill Jelen on Unsplash Common Denominator Anybody who knows anything about startup culture and business will have...