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By Craig Costello Professor, School of Computer Science, Queensland University of Technology Online data is generally pretty secure. Assuming everyone is careful with passwords and other protections, you can think of it as being locked […]

Guest Post by Howard Rupprecht – managing director, CSconnected In October 2023, a small British company called KETS Quantum Security completed a successful trial of quantum-encrypted communications on a standard telecoms network. It was a […]

Insider Brief Pasqal and True Nexus have partnered to apply quantum computing to model and predict protein functionality for food applications. The collaboration focuses on building a dynamic 3D model of protein gelation using quantum […]

Insider Brief Northwest Quantum Nexus is hosting NW Quantum Day in Seattle to mark World Quantum Day 2026 and bring together regional leaders across government, industry, and academia. The event will focus on workforce development, […]

Insider Brief A Harvard-led study reports that a neural network–based decoder can reduce quantum computing error rates by up to 17× while operating fast enough for real-time use. The researchers found a “waterfall” effect in […]

Guest Post by Jim McMahon Superconducting qubits, which are used in quantum computers, are extremely sensitive to external influence. They need to be cooled to milli-Kelvin temperatures to maintain their quantum state and prevent decoherence, […]

Insider Brief Qolab and IQCC have launched the John Martinis Grants to support experimental research and education in superconducting qubit physics following the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics. The program offers research grants with processor […]

Insider Brief IQM Quantum Computers is establishing its first U.S. Quantum Technology Center in Maryland’s Discovery District in partnership with the Capital of Quantum initiative. The center aims to support quantum research, education, and collaboration […]

Insider Brief A new proposal suggests Bitcoin could defend against future quantum attacks using a hash-based transaction method that works within the network’s existing rules and requires no protocol changes. The approach replaces vulnerable cryptographic […]

Insider Brief A new study suggests small quantum computers could process massive datasets more efficiently than exponentially larger classical systems by reducing memory requirements for key data tasks. The researchers report that techniques such as […]