Definitely Not Sci-fi: Observing Topologically Ordered Time Crystals with Quantum Processors
Insider Brief: The challenge of observing and controlling complex phases of matter has long intrigued researchers, particularly when it comes to non-equilibrium systems like time crystals. In a new study published in Nature Communications, scientists from Zhejiang Key Laboratory, Tsinghua University, NIST, QuEra Computing and others report the successful observation of long-lived topological time-crystalline order […]
The V-Score: A New Metric for Quantitatively Measuring Quantum Advantage in Ground State Problems
Insider Brief: Accurately assessing quantum algorithms is a challenge in defining quantum advantage, particularly when solving complex problems like determining the ground state of quantum systems. In a recent blog post, IBM references a new study, published in Science by researchers from 29 institutions including IBM, that defines a new metric called the “V-score.” This […]
Quantum Serverless: The Future of Resource Management in Quantum Computing
Insider Brief In a recent video, IBM’s Sanket Panda introduced a novel concept that is set to transform the quantum computing landscape — Quantum Serverless. This set of tools provides a seamless way to manage quantum and classical resources across an entire development workflow, making quantum computing more accessible and efficient for long-running workloads. Panda explained the […]
QNu Labs CEO Says Defense Driving Revenue in Quantum Security, But Interest Grows in Other Sectors
Insider Brief Indian quantum computing startup QNu Labs is expecting a leap in revenue growth, with expectations of reaching ₹200 crore — approximately $24 million — by fiscal year 2026, according to the company’s CEO. This growth is being driven largely by the adoption of quantum security solutions, particularly in the defense sector, according to […]
QUAntum Sensing for Humanity (QUASH) Event Explores Use of Quantum Sensing to Guide Climate, Public Health Decisions
Insider Brief UNIVERSITY NEWS — The limits of the laws of physics were explored at a special discussion on quantum sensing and the potential utility of these revolutionary concepts and devices. Led by Miguel García-Garibay, Senior Dean, UCLA College and Dean, Division of Physical Sciences, the panel of UCLA faculty and California NanoSystems Institute members […]
Quantum Simulation Captures Hemocyanin’s Complex Molecular Interactions
Insider Brief: Modeling the complex interactions within hemocyanin, a protein vital for oxygen transport and cancer vaccine development, has long been a challenge for classical computing. Traditional methods struggle to capture the full scope of its electron interactions, especially the intricate superexchange pathway between copper atoms and oxygen ligands. A recent arXiv preprint from researchers […]
QCi Secures Fifth NASA Contract to Advance Quantum-Powered LiDAR for Climate Change Studies
Insider Brief: PRESS RELEASE — Quantum Computing Inc., an innovative, integrated photonics and quantum optics technology company, announced that the Company has been awarded a fifth project from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to develop quantum remote sensing technology that would significantly lower the cost of spaceborne LIDAR imaging and advance scientific understanding […]
Artificial Brain Takes Top Prize in ‘Emerge Track’ at U.S. Defense Accelerator Hustle, Secures $100K in Funding
Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Artificial Brain USA, a leader in quantum software technology, is proud to announce that it won first prize in the “Emerge Track” at the U.S. Defense Accelerator, Hustle. Co-sponsored by AFRL, National Grid, and the State of New York, the prize includes $100K in funding for Artificial Brain to scale company […]
NVIDIA’s GPUs Are Helping Researchers Attain New Skill Levels in Quantum Dynamics Simulations
Insider Brief Graphic Processing Units — once regarded primarily as a way to power video games — is now leveling up investigations into quantum information science. A team of researchers at the Free University of Berlin introduced a powerful new method for simulating quantum dynamics by using GPUs, according to a NVIDIA Developer blog post. […]
Tiny Computer, Big Advance: Taiwan Develops Small Quantum Computer Using Single Photon
Insider Brief Taiwanese researchers, led by National Tsing Hua University professor Chuu Chih-sung, have developed what is being described as the world’s smallest quantum computer, powered by a single photon. According to the Taipei Times and a university statement, it’s not just about being small. This device also represents a significant step forward for quantum […]