Read article: Quantum teleportation opens a ‘wormhole in space–time’
Quantum teleportation opens a ‘wormhole in space–time’
String theory and quantum gravity could be put to the test by quantum processor
Read article: Quantum teleportation opens a ‘wormhole in space–time’
Read article: Six-qubit silicon quantum processor sets a record
Six-qubit silicon quantum processor sets a record
Advances in calibration routines and device fabrication lead to high-fidelity operations
Read article: New neutral-atom qubit offers advantages for quantum computing
New neutral-atom qubit offers advantages for quantum computing
First demonstrations of ytterbium atoms in a quantum processor could lead to a new platform for quantum computation
Read article: Ask me anything: Jenni Strabley – ‘The quantum sphere is currently moving like a bullet train, and every day it seems like there is something new’
Ask me anything: Jenni Strabley – ‘The quantum sphere is currently moving like a bullet train, and every day it seems like there is something new’
Jenni Strabley is the senior director of offering management at Quantinuum
Read article: Turning a quantum advantage: IBM’s Jay Gambetta on seamlessly integrating quantum and classical computing
Turning a quantum advantage: IBM’s Jay Gambetta on seamlessly integrating quantum and classical computing
Vice-president of IBM Quantum Jay Gambetta talks to Philip Ball about the company’s advances over the last 20 years, and its recently announced roadmap to “quantum advantage”
Read article: Site-resolved microwave control of diamond qubits achieved using focussed light
Site-resolved microwave control of diamond qubits achieved using focussed light
Laser beams "spotlights" individual electronic and nuclear spins
Read article: Quantum computers could soon bring breakthroughs in nuclear physics
Quantum computers could soon bring breakthroughs in nuclear physics
In this podcast we explore how quantum computers have captured the imaginations of nuclear physicists
Read article: Quantum hackers tackle real-world problems
Quantum hackers tackle real-world problems
The UK’s first quantum computing hackathon challenged teams of students and early-career scientists to devise novel quantum solutions to real-life problems
Read article: Democratizing the quantum ecosystem: Microsoft’s Krysta Svore on the pathway towards a scalable quantum computer
Democratizing the quantum ecosystem: Microsoft’s Krysta Svore on the pathway towards a scalable quantum computer
Krysta Svore, vice-president of Microsoft Quantum, talks to Tushna Commissariat about the company’s journey to quantum advantage
Read article: Quantum computing gets down to business
Quantum computing gets down to business
Martijn Boerkamp reports how investments into quantum computing have ballooned in the past year, bringing huge expectations for the sector
