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Insider Brief A recent study led by IBM Quantum used a quantum computer with up to 91 qubits to simulate many-body quantum chaos, an interaction-heavy process difficult for traditional computers to model. The research leveraged […]

Insider Brief Quantum Motion, a UK-based quantum scale-up, collaborated with Goldman Sachs to research quantum computing’s potential in financial services, particularly in complex calculations like options pricing, revealing advancements in quantum algorithm efficiency. The study […]

Insider Brief: Researchers are exploring the potential to detect gravitons using quantum sensing technologies in hope of linking quantum mechanics with Einstein’s theory of relativity. Advanced quantum sensing tools, such as those used at LIGO, […]

Insider Brief Researchers have developed a quantum interface enabling the transfer of quantum information between diamond NV centers and 795nm photonic time-bin qubits, a step that would be aligned with building a quantum internet. The […]

Insider Brief Professor Daniel Lidar at USC is advancing quantum computing research, which has the potential to solve complex global challenges, such as drug discovery and energy efficiency, far beyond the capabilities of traditional computers. […]

Q&A with Dr. Stephanie SimmonsFounder and Chief Quantum Officer at PhotonicImage: BusinessWire What are the most transformative or exciting applications of quantum computing, generally and in the fields of manufacturing, chemicals and health?  What is […]

Insider Brief: QunaSys has partnered with Hon Hai Research Institute to integrate advanced Fermionic Encoding methods into its QURI Parts toolkit, improving quantum simulations and enabling more precise modeling of complex systems. The company released […]

By Paulina AssmannCEO of SeQure Quantum Recently, Chinese researchers announced they had successfully cracked a 22-bit RSA key using the D-Wave Advantage quantum computer. While this caused a stir, the RSA keys used today are […]

Insider Brief Google has filed a patent for a seven-stage cryogenic cooling system designed to maintain the ultra-low temperatures needed for quantum computers, with cooling stages gradually reaching around 20 millikelvins, close to absolute zero. […]

Insider Brief The National Quantum Initiative Reauthorization Act, aims to authorize $1.8 billion over five years to enhance quantum research and development across major U.S. agencies, including the DOE, NSF, NIST and NASA. The bill […]