About IBM’s new 127-qubit superconducting chip: As I told New Scientist, I look forward to seeing the actual details! As far as I could see, the marketing materials that IBM released yesterday take a lot […]
About IBM’s new 127-qubit superconducting chip: As I told New Scientist, I look forward to seeing the actual details! As far as I could see, the marketing materials that IBM released yesterday take a lot […]
Quandela is a French quantum hardware startup that is planning on offering an online photonic based quantum computer in 2022. They were founded in 2017 as a spinoff of the Centre for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology […]
Experiments led by a group of Boston College researchers enabled atomic scale visualization of a temperature-driven spatial change of magnetic patterns in a Mott insulator, the team has reported in Science Advances. Click to rate […]
One of the disadvantages of being a public company is that management needs to disclose their quarterly financial results and answer questions from financial analysts about the company’s operations. Sometimes of those questions may not […]
PRESS RELEASE — Quandela, a French-based quantum photonics, has just raised €15 million from the deeptech investment fund Omnes, the Defence Innovation Fund managed by Bpifrance and subscribed by the Defence Innovation Agency (AID), and […]
As the quantum sector continues to grow, connections are being made between those in the quantum industry and business. One organization that is helping to forge these connections is the Quantum Strategy Institute (QSI). Established […]
IBM has announced the development of a 127-qubit quantum processor, both on its IBM Quantum page and during IBM Quantum Summit 2021. As part of its announcement, IBM also announced that computers running the new […]
New agreement extends reach into RF, Microwave and Cryogenic environments including Quantum Computing Press Release: Intelliconnect/ CryoCoax, leaders in the manufacture of cryogenic cable assemblies, is delighted to announce it has been appointed as a […]
In 1994, Peter Shor, a mathematician then at Bell Labs in New Jersey, proved that a quantum computer would have the power to solve some problems exponentially faster than a classical machine. The question was: […]
Although it wasn’t a record-breaking first quarter in terms of financial gains, it was a historic first quarter for IonQ, the first publicly traded pure-play quantum computing company. In an investor’s call and follow-up statement, […]
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