New Algorithm Helps Quantum Computers Skip Past the Time Limits Imposed by Decoherence

Quantum Decoherence

A new algorithm that fast forwards simulations could bring greater use ability to current and near-term quantum computers, opening the way for applications to run past strict time limits that hamper many quantum calculations, according to a news release from Los Alamos National Laboratory. “Quantum computers have a limited time to perform calculations before their […]

Quantum Hardware For Positioning, Navigation, Atomic Clocks & Inertial Sensors are The Way Forward For California Team

Photo by Kevin Grieve on Unsplash Near-Term Products When Jamil Abo-Shaeer, Matthew Cashen and Martin Boyd founded Vector Atomic in 2018, they had in mind the development and commercialization of quantum technology for applications such as computing, telecommunications and GPS-free navigation. Using the remarkable qualities of quantum systems, the Pleasanton, California startup hopes to come up […]

12 European Companies and Research Labs Unite to Boost Industrial Quantum Computing

NEASQC

The NExt ApplicationS of Quantum Computing (NEASQC) project brings together a multidisciplinary consortium of academic and industry experts in Quantum Computing, High Performance Computing, Artificial Intelligence, chemistry and energy management, according to a news release from the organization. NEASQC aims to demonstrate that, though the millions of qubits that will guarantee fully fault-tolerant quantum computing […]

The Quantum Daily’s Quarterly Report Points to Resilience Despite Covid-19

Quantum Daily Quarterly Report

The Quantum Daily has issued its quarterly report reviewing the third quarter for 2020. The report’s highlights that the quantum industry has attracted over $100 million of private capital from over 20 investors. Whilst less than Q2 (which captured the record-breaking PsiQuantum raise), it shows continued interest in the space, despite economic headwinds. “After weathering the […]

Finnish Quantum Startup Says Device Could Fit in a Bacterium

A team of researchers have engineered a fast and ultra-sensitive nanoscale bolometer that detects very faint microwave radiation. In fact, the radiation detected is so weak that heating up a cup of coffee at room temperature, for 1°C in a microwave oven would have taken 50 septillion times more energy. That is a 5 followed by 25 […]

India-born Startup Focuses on QC Computational Fluid Dynamics Solution For Aerospace Industry

King Bose When a startup is named after a class of elementary subatomic particles called bosons — inspired by the great Indian mathematician and physicist Satyendra Nath Bose and his scientific legacy — you know its intentions are grandiose in scale. BosonQ Psi, founded this year in Bhilai, Chhattisgarh, India, is an initiative that wants to ‘lead the paradigm […]

IonQ Unveils New 32-Qubit Quantum Computer

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IonQ unveiled its next generation quantum computer system, according to a news release. The new hardware features 32 perfect qubits with low gate errors, giving it an expected quantum volume greater than 4,000,000. According to the release, the new system consists of perfect atomic clock qubits and random access all-to-all gate operations for efficient software […]

Leading Cybersecurity Provider of Patented, Cryptographic-Based Technologies Quantum-Resistant Encryption Protocol, To Make Data Breaches Obsolete

Photo: Bermix Studio, Unsplash Sorcery of Qubits TQD has already highlighted in features the threat quantum information science could pose in cybersecurity issues in the future. To compound the fact, we have also put a spotlight on some of the main players and budding startups within the space, too. Companies like QuintessenceLabs and Crypta Labs, along with […]