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...
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Paraguay: Yerba Mate Quantum
Dictatorland South America, like other poor continents, faces many challenges. One of the greatest of these is the universal...
Researchers Develop Benchmark to Better Measure Quantum Performance
Moving quantum computation from the labs and into the real world will require more precise ways to measure performance....
Researchers Master Chip-to-Chip Quantum Teleportation in a Silicon Chip
Quantum computers may hold the key to solving problems that are too complex for today’s most powerful supercomputers, and...
New Method May Help Quantum Algorithms Take a Walk on the Random Side
Randomness governs many things, from the growth of cell colonies and the agglomeration of polymers to the shapes of...
Quantum Pumping in Latin America
Continents Although it seems North America, China and Europe lead the race in the development of scalable, cost-effective quantum...
Qubits Can Now Talk to Each Other With Long-Distance Silicon Service
Imagine a world where people could only talk to their next-door neighbor, and messages must be passed house to...
Quantum Godfathers #4: Yuri Manin, The Accidental Quantum Icon
1981 It would have been easy to do it, to be lazy, to pick the obvious choice out of...
Google’s Quantum Computing Lead, John Martinis, Makes Nature’s 2019 Top Moments in Science
Nature named John Martinis as one of the scientists behind 2019’s top ten moments in science. Martinis is a...
Is Quantum Supremacy Racist? A group of 13 academics think so.
A group of 13 academics are taking issue with the term, Quantum Supremacy. Because it’s racist. In a letter...