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Is Tim Palmer right about a 400-qubit wall? New quantum physics debate challenges irrational numbers, entanglement, and modern quantum computingA new debate in quantum physics is shaking the foundations of modern science. Tim Palmerargues that nature may not follow continuous mathem...- What is the Planck constant? The tiny number behind World Quantum Day and the kilogramGoogle's latest Doodle highlights quantum physics, showcasing the Bloch sphere and qubits. This celebrates World Quantum Day, April 14, lin...
- How China’s Jiuzhang quantum computer achieved in 25.6 microseconds that classical simulation may take 10⁴² years: check out its details on world quantum dayChina's Jiuzhang quantum computers are leading the global race. Jiuzhang 4.0, a photonic system, has achieved a remarkable quantum advantag...
- IonQ stock surges 20% after bagging big contract - here's all about it, and what investors should knowIonQ stock today surged approximately 20% following the announcement of a significant DARPA contract for the HARQ program. This initiative ...
- Nvidia launches open-source ‘Ising’ AI models to tackle quantum computing bottlenecksFirms such as IBM, Google and Microsoft are building quantum hardware and software stacks, while startups like IonQ are focused on speciali...
- C-DAC, global partners to set up quantum hub in BengaluruThe hub will begin operations with a 25-qubit dilution refrigeration as an open-architecture system for hardware calibration and system int...
- Denmark aims to host world's most powerful quantum computerThe Novo Nordisk Foundation, the non-profit which controls pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk, and Denmark's Export and Investment Fund (EIF...
- Rigetti unveils 36-Qubit quantum breakthrough — investors go wild, stock jumps 20%Rigetti Computing unveiled a 36-qubit modular quantum computer with 99.5% fidelity, a significant leap towards achieving quantum advantage....
- Russia unveils 50-qubit quantum computer breakthrough, marking major leap in cold ion technology: What is it and why it matters?In a significant stride, Russia's Lebedev Physical Institute (FIAN) has successfully tested a 50-qubit quantum computer, positioning the na...
- ETtech Explainer: Microsoft’s ‘new state of matter’ chips offer a quantum leap in techMicrosoft unveiled Majorana 1, the first quantum processor built on topoconductors, offering greater stability and scalability. It aims for...
- You thought China was behind? Researchers develop record-breaking 504-qubit quantum computer that can challenge the bestIn a recent development it has been known that China is not lagging behind anymore regarding technological aspects as it was expected initi...
- Microsoft, Quantinuum claim breakthrough in quantum computingThe move is the latest in a race to perfect quantum computing in which tech firms such as Microsoft, Alphabet's Google and IBM are jostling...
- Google achieves quantum error correction milestone: Sundar PichaiGoogle has achieved an experimental milestone of scaling a logical qubit, demonstrating for the first time that it's possible to reduce err...
- Qubit by Qubit: making quantum computing accessible for the massesRapid innovation in chip and hardware design, coupled with subscription and as-a-service cloud offerings from companies such as IBM, HPE, M...
- Hackers steal $80 mn in crypto, platform begs them to return fundsHackers have stolen cryptocurrency worth $80 million from Qubit Finance, a decentralised finance (DeFi) platform, and the company is now be...
- IBM says quantum chip could beat standard chips in two yearsIBM said that its "Eagle" computing chip has 127 so-called "qubits," which can represent information in quantum form. Classical computers w...
- IBM says quantum chip could beat standard chips in two yearsIBM said that its "Eagle" computing chip has 127 so-called "qubits," which can represent information in quantum form. Classical computers w...
- One step closer to commercialisation: Intel's big breakthrough will allow quantum computers to work at warm temperaturesQuantum computers are difficult to operate due to reliance on low temperatures.
- Large quantum computers closer to realityUnlike conventional computers that store data on transistors and hard drives, quantum computers encode data in the quantum states of micros...
- World's first universal quantum computer 'unveiled'Scientists have unveiled the world's first universal programmable quantum computer, capable of processing two quantum bits or qubits which ...
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