Author: Christoph Ebell SwissICT is the largest Swiss association for the ICT industry. Its recently established Policy Commission sent a letter to the Federal Council expressing the association’s concern about the possible exclusion of Switzerland from the […]
Left- or right-handedness is a symmetry property that many macroscopic objects also exhibit and which is of immense importance, particularly for the bioactivity of organic molecules. Chirality is also relevant for physical or chemical properties […]
Researchers at Honeywell Quantum Solutions and the University of Texas – Austin developed an algorithm that could lead to quantum computers running more complex scientific simulations sooner than expected, the research team reported in a […]
A group has worked out theoretically how the communication between two quantum dots can be influenced with light. The team shows ways to control the transfer of information or energy from one quantum dot to […]
Quantum computers, with their promises of creating new materials and solving intractable mathematical problems, are a dream of many physicists. Now, they are slowly approaching viable realization in many laboratories all over the world. But […]
Majorana particles have been getting bad publicity: a claimed discovery in ultracold nanowires had to be retracted. Now Leiden physicists open up a new door to detecting Majoranas in a different experimental system, the Fu-Kane […]
In the 1950s, four decades before he won a Nobel Prize for his contributions to game theory and his story inspired the book and film “A Beautiful Mind,” the mathematician John Nash proved one of […]
The strategic expansion into a global hub for innovation and commerce facilitates more productive collaboration with UK customers seeking to build quantum-ready applicationsTM Zapata Computing, a leading enterprise software company for quantum-classical applications, today […]
One of the questions we hear occasionally asked at various quantum conferences is the following: If someone were to place online tomorrow a 1 Million qubit quantum computer, would anyone be able to start using […]
As its name suggests, dark matter — material which makes up about 85% of the mass in the universe — emits no light, eluding easy detection. Its properties, too, remain fairly obscure. Now, a theoretical […]
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