TQI’s Report Reveals Data Centers’ Use of Quantum Computing to Control Escalating Demand For Computation
Insider Brief The need for high-performance computing is escalating, leading organizations to explore alternative computation methods and resources. Quantum computing’s vast computational potential is attracting many data centers to consider the integration of quantum devices into their own classical computing and supercomputing offerings. The Quantum Insider report “Quantum Data Centers,” available to TQI’s Intelligence Platform […]
Researchers to Demonstrate Quantum Simulation Solutions to Practical Industrial Problems
Insider Brief A team of researchers is working with commercial and academic partners in the ‘Quasim’ project to develop novel quantum-based simulation. The team will be demonstrating how these simulations can be used to boost quality, productivity and cost-efficiency. Critical Quote: “Although today’s quantum computers are still in their infancy, the underlying technology can already […]
How to grow product through acquisitions?| Nadia Carlsten (Sandbox AQ)
Navigating the complex world of deep tech requires a special set of product management skills. From understanding highly technical details to aligning research and engineering teams, deep tech PMs must blend business savvy with scientific expertise. This podcast explores the unique challenges and opportunities of managing products on the cutting edge. Learn how leaders steer emerging technologies from lab to market, handle lengthy […]
New Method of Measuring Qubits Promises Ease of Scalability in a Microscopic Package
Insider Brief Refining how qubits are measured is one of the hurdles facing the scalability of quantum computers. The researchers showed that bolometer measurements can be accurate enough for single-shot qubit readout. The work was led by Aalto University research group Quantum Computing and Devices (QCD). Image: An artistic illustration shows how microscopic bolometers can […]
Researchers Going Deep to Investigate The Impact of Radiation And Cosmic Rays on Quantum Tech
Insider Brief New collaboration will allow quantum researchers to study effects of solar radiation on quantum computing. The collaboration includes researchers from the Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) at the University of Waterloo, SNOLAB near Sudbury, Ontario, and Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden. SNOLAB is the world’s deepest cleanroom, built two kilometers underground in […]
World Quantum Day — Putting The ‘World’ Back in World Quantum Day
World Quantum Day. I like the sound of that. As a writer for The Quantum Insider, I report a lot on local quantum ecosystems, regional quantum ecosystems, state quantum ecosystems, national — and on and on. Don’t get me wrong, those communities and those projects to build local quantum communities are vital. Without these initiatives […]
European Commission Publishes Recommendation on Post-Quantum Cryptography
Insider Brief The European Commission has published a Recommendation on Post-Quantum Cryptography. The guidelines are meant to encourage Member States to develop and implement a harmonised approach as the EU transitions to post-quantum cryptography. The recommendation complements the work already being done by many countries and at international level to develop and select post-quantum cryptography […]
Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn Engages in Discussions with Quantum Computing Industry Leaders
In a dynamic exchange of ideas and insights, Senator Marsha Blackburn hosted a quantum computing roundtable at the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga’s (UTC) University Center this month. The gathering brought together approximately 40 influential figures from the quantum computing industry, representing a diverse array of backgrounds and expertise. The discussion delved into the transformative potential of […]
NSF Invests $29 Million in 18 Research Teams for Quantum Sensing Investigations
Insider Brief U.S. National Science Foundation backs 18 research teams with $29 million investment to explore quantum sensing. Each team will receive $1 million-$2 million over four years to conduct research that uses quantum phenomena, such as entanglement to create sensors. Quantum sensors could one day allow experts do everything from pinpoint infections inside individual […]
Researchers Report Electrons Move Along “Quantum Paths” in New Study
Looking solely at their subatomic particles, most substances can be categorized into two groups. Metals, such as copper and iron, exhibit free-flowing electrons enabling electrical conductivity, whereas insulators, like glass and rubber, retain tightly bound electrons and, therefore, do not conduct electricity. The transformation of insulators into metals when subjected to a strong electric field […]