Leading Quantum Physicists from Quantinuum and Chubu University Collaborate on Research into Quantum Artificial Intelligence and Cognition
Insider Brief Quantinuum and Chubu University to establish an interdisciplinary team to explore quantum computational linguistics and cognition. The project will be co-led by two global experts in quantum models of artificial intelligence, Professors Bob Coecke and Masanao Ozawa. Professor Coecke is the acknowledged leader in Quantum Artificial Intelligence and Professor Ozawa is a pioneer […]
Rambus Safeguards Accelerated Computing with FPGA-targeted Security IP
Insider Brief Rambus announced a full suite of Security IP solutions for the Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) market with state-of-the-art cryptographic, side-channel, and Quantum Safe protections. The company said the suite can secure a range of devices from high-performance accelerators for generative AI, to low-power solutions for IoT devices. Critical Quote: “As customer demand for […]
Netflix’s Movie “Heart of Stone” Shows Us What a “Real World” Quantum Computer with Predictive AI Capabilities Has the Potential to Do
Venturing into the captivating realms of espionage, Netflix’s “Heart of Stone” emerges as a 2023 American spy action thriller, masterfully orchestrated by the visionary Tom Harper. Crafted from the creative minds of Greg Rucka and Allison Schroeder, with an underlying narrative woven by Rucka, the film beckons audiences into a riveting journey — or so it should. […]
IQC’s Quantum School for Young Students Achieves Landmark of 1000 Students
This month over two weeks, the Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) proudly marked the culmination of the 16th annual session of the Quantum School for Young Students (QSYS), a distinctive enrichment program that opened its doors to high school pupils from across the globe. The IQC’s premises served as a hub of exploration, hosting these […]
CISA, NSA and NIST Publish New Resource for Migrating to Post-Quantum Cryptography
Insider Brief Government agencies just released a factsheet today about the impacts of quantum capabilities. The agencies urge all organizations, especially those that support critical infrastructure, to begin early planning for migration to post-quantum cryptographic (PQC) standards. The key is developing quantum-readiness roadmap. PRESS RELEASE — The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), National Security […]
D-Wave Updates Quantum Hybrid Solver in Quantum Cloud Service to Boost Performance
Insider Brief D-Wave introduced algorithmic updates to its CQM solver that deliver increased performance for existing binary problem classes. Binary problem classes included allocation, portfolio optimization and satisfiability. D-Wave tested the binary problem solver on 2,045 binary quadratic problems, finding the new solver won 80% of the problems, compared to 71.1% and 62.6% of previous […]
Rigetti Unveils Multi-Chip Quantum Coupler Advancing Qubit Interactions
Insider Brief Rigetti introduced an innovative multi-chip tunable coupler designed to facilitate qubit interactions across separate chips. The core of this approach rests on a floating tunable coupler. The work may set the stage for the expansion of quantum systems, promising larger qubit count processors without sacrificing gate performance. Rigetti, a leading quantum technology company, […]
TQI Exclusive: Bob Coecke On Exploring Human-Like AI and Brain-Like Quantum Computers
Quantinuum and Chubu University in Japan announced an exciting collaboration that will unite two leading minds in quantum physics, quantum computing and human cognition in a project that could lead to advances in both quantum AI. computational linguistics and cognition. The partnership will be Quantinuum’s Chief Scientist Bob Coecke and Chubu University’s Masanao Ozawa, a […]
The Conversation: Hopes Fade For ‘Room Temperature Superconductor’ LK-99, But Quantum Zero-Resistance Research Continues
Insider Brief Studies release by the researchers behind LK-99 sparked a crash effort from researchers around the world to understand the material and reproduce the results. The partial levitation of LK-99 seems to be caused by ferromagnetism, a familiar effect that occurs in many materials. While nobody has proven the LK-99 samples don’t superconduct, the […]
AFRL Opens State-of-the-art Extreme Computing Facility, Announces $44 Million in Additional Funding
Insider Brief The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) unveiled on August 8 its cutting-edge Extreme Computing facility and revealed an extra $44 million in funding. The Extreme Computing Facility at the Information Directorate in Rome, New York is a vital component of national defense research. The AFRL is using the most cutting-edge quantum computing technology […]