Read article: The growing pains of quantum computing
The growing pains of quantum computing
Ilyas Khan, chief executive of Cambridge Quantum Computing, describes the challenges of moving from infancy to adolescence
Read article: The growing pains of quantum computing
Read article: CMOS controller for quantum computer operates at 3 K
CMOS controller for quantum computer operates at 3 K
Microwave device keeps its cool while connecting spin qubits
Read article: Quantum bits make artificial spiking neurons
Quantum bits make artificial spiking neurons
Researchers use biologically inspired system to classify entangled quantum states
Read article: Collaboration has mission to build UK’s first commercial quantum computer
Collaboration has mission to build UK’s first commercial quantum computer
Oxford Instruments NanoScience is partnering in a three-year project to create and develop the UK's first quantum computer capable of running end-user applications in the cloud
Read article: AI for more intelligent drug discovery
AI for more intelligent drug discovery
Leonard Wossnig of quantum drug-discovery firm Rahko describes the powerful capabilities of AI and quantum computing when combined
Read article: Physicists find a brighter way to diagnose quantum states
Physicists find a brighter way to diagnose quantum states
Self-guided tomography method uses the shape of light to characterize a quantum system quickly
Read article: Majorana-based quantum computation gets a handy new platform
Majorana-based quantum computation gets a handy new platform
Thin films of iron-based superconductors offer a simpler setting for elusive quasiparticles
Read article: Quantum computer based on shuttling ions is built by Honeywell
Quantum computer based on shuttling ions is built by Honeywell
Design could allow large numbers of qubits to be integrated in one device
Read article: Quantum computer has the edge for NP verification
Quantum computer has the edge for NP verification
New protocol for verifying solutions to NP-complete problems outperforms known classical methods
Read article: D-Wave demonstrates performance advantage in quantum simulation
D-Wave demonstrates performance advantage in quantum simulation
Quantum computing firm simulates twisted quantum magnets in a way that is faster and more scalable than classical methods
