French Scientists are Building a Prototype Interposer for Quantum and Control Chips Integration at Very Low Temperatures
A team of French scientists has started to build a prototype interposer that meets requirements of quantum computing by...
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Singapore Company’s Quantum-safe Algorithms Good For Digital Certificates, Signatures & Encryption
Image by Tumisu from Pixabay Negative Repercussions The announcement that Terra Quantum, a Switzerland-based startup and pioneer of post-quantum...
Multiverse and AQT — Two Quantum Pioneers — Announce Strategic Partnership
Multiverse and AQT have entered a global strategic partnership, combining Multiverse’s experience in providing software to facilitate the upcoming...
Canada’s Defense Experts Plot Out Quantum Technology Strategy
The Department of National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces (DND/CAF) released the Quantum Science and Technology (S&T) Strategy, a...
TQD Exclusive: CQC Offers Free tket to Quantum Computing Community
Cambridge Quantum Computing (CQC) recently announced the company’s latest version of tket — pronounced “ticket” — will have all...
Montana Instruments Corporation announces CryoCore™ – a new closed-cycle optical cryostat designed for entry-level cryogenics
Montana Instruments Corporation announces CryoCore™ – a new closed-cycle optical cryostat designed for entry-level cryogenics BOZEMAN, MT – Montana...
Destroying Entanglement in a Bell State
The Missing Piece Up until now, we have been simplifying the way we represent states as graphs for the...
6 University of Oxford’s Spinoffs Playing Pivotal Role in UK’s Quantum Tech Sector
Photo by Tetiana SHYSHKINA on Unsplash Oxford’s QC Offspring It may be of no surprise for TQD readers to...
Security Threats of Quantum Technologies and Ways to Overcome Them
The natural acceleration of technological evolution provides humans with new opportunities, paving the way toward a future that seemed...
Beyond Qubits: University of Sydney’s Quantum Team Say They’ve Taken Huge Step Forward In Scaling Up Quantum Computers
Through the Microsoft partnership with the University, Professor David Reilly and colleagues have invented a device that operates at...