(HPCWire) Martin Weides, Professor of Quantum Technologies at the James Watt School of Engineering, University of Glasgow (U.K.) will take up the newly created Consultant Technical Director position at Oxford Instruments NanoScience, alongside his...

(Nature) Nature opens with: "The controversy over Majorana particles is eroding confidence in the field. More accountability and openness are needed — from authors, reviewers and journal editors."
Sergey Frolov comments in his article following the...

(VentureBeat) IBM is releasing Qiskit Machine Learning, a set of new application modules that’s part of its open source quantum software. The new feature is the latest expansion of the company’s broader effort to get more developers to begin...

(IQT-NYC) Tom Stefanick, Visiting Fellow, Foreign Policy, Center for Security, Strategy, and Technology, Brookings Institution; has agreed to speak on Panel 3: China and Quantum: Cooperation, Competition and National Security at 10:15 on May 20 at...

(VentureBeat) Sandbox at Alphabet, Google parent company Alphabet’s second, secretive software development team, plans to launch a set of APIs called Floq that will allow developers to use tensor processing units (TPUs) to simulate quantum computing...

(ZDNet) IBM is releasing a new module as part of its open-source quantum software development kit, Qiskit, to let developers leverage the capabilities of quantum computers to improve the quality of their machine-learning models.
Qiskit released the...

(AnalyticsIndia) AnalyticsIndia's Peter Mathew provides his analysis of Alphabet's recent announcement of Floq--the API that allows developers to harness Total Processing Units (TPUs) to simulate quantum computing workloads. With the need for...

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The Quantum Scientific Computing Open User Testbed (QSCOUT) is a 5-year DOE program funded by the Office of Science’s Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR) program to build a quantum testbed based on trapped ions that is...

(HPC-OffTheWire) Two new patents awarded to Florida Institute of Technology (Florida Tech) computer engineering and sciences professor Syed Murshid may help further boost the data-carrying capacity of optical fibers, a key development that could...

(Phys.org) A research team based at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) applied two theoretical tools of quantum information to types of extremely sensitive signal detection tasks. Their research suggests that honing this...

(GlobeNewsWire) According to IQT Research’s latest report, “Quantum Processors: Roadmaps and Forecasts,” the quantum computing industry is giving birth to the equivalent of the modern semiconductor industry. Although currently quite small (IQT pegs...