Jian-Wei Pan Sees Routine Quantum Advantage Within Five Years
When most people make predictions about the timetable of quantum computing adoption, you take it with a grain of salt. When a leader in quantum research — and a pioneer in several approaches to quantum computing — you give it a bit more credence. Jian-Wei Pan, who is one of the key researchers in quantum […]
University of Chicago Researchers Report Common Material Can Hold Quantum States For Five-Plus Seconds
UNIVERSITY RESEARCH RELEASE — Quantum science holds promise for many technological applications, such as building hacker-proof communication networks or quantum computers that could help discover new drugs. These applications require a quantum version of a computer bit, known as a “qubit,” that stores quantum information. But researchers are still grappling with how to easily read […]
GPS-free Navigation, Telecommunications & Computing, The Vector Atomic Way
SQUIDS For many experts in the field of quantum technologies, one of the most exciting areas of quantum information science (QIS) is in the discipline of quantum sensing. Around for a few decades now in academic circles in the form of superconducting quantum interference devices (SQUID), these said devices require supercold cryogenic temperatures to work, […]
Quebec-IBM Discovery Accelerator to Promote Discovery in Quantum Computing, AI and Deep Tech
PRESS RELEASE — The Government of Quebec and IBM (NYSE: IBM) announced plans for a new partnership to further establish Quebec as a leading technology hub in the development of quantum computing, artificial intelligence, semiconductors and high-performance computing through the launch of the Quebec-IBM Discovery Accelerator. The new technology hub aims to focus on developing […]
Quantum Computing Research in Poland with Amazon Braket
Polish researchers are using Amazon Braket from AWS to investigate some of the thorny problems and biggest opportunities in quantum computing — and making progress in finding solutions, as well as doing important work that to help realize the potential of quantum, according to a blog post. The Quantin Research Group is one of those […]
Women in Quantum Series: Dr. Marina Radulaski of the University of California Davis
Curiosity is the main driver of research, and Dr. Marina Radulaski is not immune to this drive. “I’m an assistant professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of California Davis,” explained Radulaski. “I started my position three years ago. It’s been an exciting journey because it combines research on cutting edge technology and […]
Indian Scientists Demonstrate Wireless Quantum Key Distribution Over 300 Meters
Scientists from India’s Department of Space’s (DOS) Space Applications Centre (SAC) and Physical Research Laboratory (PRL), both from the city of Ahmedabad, have demonstrated quantum entanglement-based real time Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) over a 300-meter atmospheric channel along with quantum-secure text, image transmission and quantum-assisted two-way video calling, according to a statement. The demonstration was […]
Multiverse Computing Partners With Xanadu to Deliver Quantum Software Solutions for Finance
PRESS RELEASE — Multiverse Computing, a leader in quantum computing for the financial industry, and Xanadu, a full-stack photonic quantum computing company, announced today a joint partnership to expand Multiverse’s use of Xanadu’s open-source software, PennyLane. The partnership will enable Multiverse’s financial services clients to develop applications with greater speed and ease. These applications will […]
The Quantum Insider Report Forecasts Quantum Security Market Worth $10 Billion by 2030
February 2nd, 2022. Press Release, Ontario, TO. The Quantum Insider (TQI) today releases its latest Quantum Security report that forecasts the overall Quantum Security market will be worth approximately $10 billion by 2030, growing at a circa 50% CAGR. The report, which was developed in partnership with Safe Quantum (SQ), is the most in-depth report […]
U.S. Creates Strategies to Plug the Quantum Brain Drain in Government
Quantum technology is rapidly growing, highly technical and is attracting a lot of funding. It’s a perfect storm for government labs and agencies hoping to attract workers to their own quantum information science (QIS) projects. Last summer the U.S. government reported facing a quantum workforce crises, most acutely felt at agencies on the federal level. […]