Insider Brief: Qiskit Serverless allows users to configure tasks locally and execute them remotely in the cloud. Organizations and research teams can build hybrid quantum-classical infrastructures using Qiskit Serverless while maintaining uninterrupted cloud operations. Qiskit […]
Insider Brief Physicist Wes Campbell has highlighted the connection between quantum computing and quantum chemistry at a UCLA IPAM workshop, underlining interdisciplinary collaboration. Campbell discussed the potential for new ions in quantum processors, showcasing how […]
D-Wave Quantum Inc., a leading provider of quantum computing systems, software, and services, has joined the Chicago Quantum Exchange (CQE) as a corporate partner. This collaboration aims to advance quantum education and industry adoption efforts. […]
by Amara Graps What Will Be Quantum Technology’s First ‘Killer App’? Quantum researchers have addressed this question since 2019 in their research articles, in a variety of (sometimes surprising) ways. O’Brien et al., 2019 proposed […]
“The Superposition Guy’s Podcast”, hosted by Yuval Boger, Chief Commercial Officer at QuEra Computing Shengtao Wang, Quantum Algorithms and Applications manager at QuEra, and Jonathan Wurtz, a Senior Scientist in his group, are interviewed by […]
Insider Brief Stephanie Simmons, founder and Chief Quantum Officer of Photonic Inc., is leading efforts to develop scalable “phase three” quantum systems that go beyond single quantum processors by networking silicon-based qubits connected by photons, […]
Insider Brief: Researchers from the University of Pisa developed a quantum subroutine to improve matrix multiplication. The quantum subroutine encodes matrix multiplication results directly into a quantum state, allowing additional calculations without intermediate measurements. Key […]
Mesa Quantum, a quantum sensing startup, has secured $3.7 million in seed funding led by J2 Ventures, with participation from SOSV. This funding will support Mesa Quantum in building a new R&D facility, hiring top […]
By Amara Graps The most astonishing feature of the quantum computing field to newcomers is the variety of methods (‘modalities’) to make a qubit. With the state-of-the-art today, what evidence, if any, is there for […]
In work published in Science Advances, Hayato Goto from the RIKEN Center for Quantum Computing in Japan has proposed a new quantum error correction approach using what he calls “many-hypercube codes.” Click to rate this […]
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