Insider Brief UBC researchers have proposed a silicon chip that converts microwave signals to optical ones — and vice versa — with up to 95% efficiency and near-zero noise, potentially enabling scalable quantum networks. The […]
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For the first time, quantum technologies have been formally recognized as a priority topic at the G7 Leaders’ level — a clear signal of how far this conversation has progressed, and of the growing strategic […]
Insider Brief Microsoft unveiled new geometric quantum error-correcting codes that reduce physical qubit requirements and enable more efficient, fault-tolerant quantum computing. Krysta Svore, Microsoft Technical Fellow, said the codes are “very efficient both in space […]
Insider Brief Microsoft has introduced a new family of 4D geometric quantum error correction codes that significantly reduce qubit overhead and enable fault-tolerant quantum computing with simplified error correction. The codes support single-shot error correction, […]
Insider Brief Project Eleven has raised $6 million to develop quantum-secure infrastructure for protecting Bitcoin and other digital assets from future quantum computing threats. The company’s first product, Yellowpages, is a cryptographic registry that allows […]
Insider Brief OTI Lumionics has demonstrated that large-scale quantum simulations for materials discovery—previously thought to require quantum hardware—can now be performed on classical computers with high accuracy. The study introduces a method for optimizing complex […]
Insider Brief Xatoms, a cleantech startup applying AI and quantum chemistry to water purification, has raised $3 million in pre-seed funding to scale its solar-activated material discovery platform. The company’s technology removes biological, chemical, and […]
Insider Brief: Quantum Korea 2025 brings together global researchers, policymakers, and industry leaders to accelerate the transition from foundational quantum science to industrial application, with keynotes, exhibitions, and cross-border collaboration over three days in Seoul. […]
Insider Brief Oxford Quantum Circuits (OQC) has unveiled a new hardware-efficient quantum error-detection method that could significantly reduce the number of qubits required for fault-tolerant quantum computing. The advance, based on OQC’s patented dual-rail dimon […]
Insider Brief Renowned quantum information theorist Professor Stephen Bartlett has joined Diraq as Senior Advisor in Quantum Architectures, providing strategic guidance on quantum error correction and scalable, fault-tolerant design. Bartlett will retain his leadership roles […]
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