Looking solely at their subatomic particles, most substances can be categorized into two groups. Metals, such as copper and iron, exhibit free-flowing electrons enabling electrical conductivity, whereas insulators, like glass and rubber, retain tightly bound […]
Insider Brief Propelled by a tailwind of government initiatives and growing private capital, quantum technologies are emerging quickly, according to researchers. The question remains whether we will have the talent to sustain the momentum to […]
Insider Brief New Mexico-based Ubiquitous Quantum Dots (UbiQD) reportedly signed a joint development agreement with global solar-panel manufacturer First Solar Inc. The companies will investigate the incorporation of quantum dots directly into its solar panels […]
Insider Brief Scientists from Princeton University have devised a fresh method for constructing quantum repeaters, enabling quantum computer linkage across extended spans. The novel system efficiently transmits signals with minimal losses through optical fibre, achieving […]
Insider Brief A team of Linköping University scientists have devised a new type of random number generator that they say could lead to safer, cheaper and more environmentally friendly digital information exchange. The key is […]
Insider Brief evolutionQ announced a contract to contribute to a Bank of Canada research project involving quantum-safe cybersecurity technologies. The research will explore integrating quantum-safe encryption methods and crypto-agility as design goals for digital currencies. […]
Insider Brief QuEra Computing, the Sejong Special Autonomous City, and Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) will work together to establish a quantum industry ecosystem in Sejong City, Korea. The collaboration between the […]
Insider Brief Norma and IQM Quantum Computers are collaborating to initiate the introduction and expansion of quantum computers in South Korea. Norma is a quantum security specialist company based in South Korea. Both companies will […]
Insider Brief Oxford University Physics scientists say it may be possible to guarantee security and privacy in the quantum cloud. The researchers use an approach dubbed “blind quantum computing”, which connects two totally separate quantum […]
Ryan Lafler, President and CTO of Quantum Corridor, is interviewed by Yuval Boger. Ryan highlights Quantum Corridor’s development of a 12-mile fiber network in the Midwest, designed for quantum and classical computing. The network, connecting […]
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