Scientists Develop First Quantum Algorithm to Characterize Noise Across Large Systems
Noise is the main obstacle to building large-scale quantum computers. To tame the noise (interference or instability), scientists need...
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Archer Materials Reports Its Successfully Built Quantum Devices for Qubit Control
Archer Materials Limited ( ASX:AXE ) has successfully built the quantum devices required for initial qubit control measurements as...
California Startup Focused on Silicon-Based Tech Partners With University College Dublin
The great Michael Jordan once said: ‘Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence win championships: in QC this is...
Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology Joins Quantum Foundry at UCSB
Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology Ltd. has joined its parent company, Oxford Instruments plc, as an industry partner of the...
NSF Rolls Out Beta Quantum Site to Help U.S. Get Quantum Ready
The National Science Foundation said their beta website is a small step to prepare us for living “in a...
Quantum Computing Now Podcast Episode 16 – Interview with Johan Vos
In this episode I sit down with Johan Vos to talk about his new book Quantum Computing for Developers...
The Quantum Daily releases its live qubit implementations tracker
The Quantum Daily (TQD) is delighted to release its guide to qubit implementations. The live guide is available here....
Silq – A New High Level Programming Language for Quantum Computing
When it comes to programming languages, the first name that comes to mind typically is C. Dating back to...
U.S. Launches National Quantum Education Partnership with Industry and Academic Leaders
The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), the National Science Foundation (NSF) and over a dozen...
As The ‘Internet of Things’ Becomes an Ever More Integral Part of Our Lives, So Will the Cyberattacks That Can Threaten it
Photo by Mohamed Osama on Unsplash Digital Sharks Ever seen the movie Back To The Future II with Michael...