(Bloomberg) Terra Quantum AG, a Swiss technology company, says it has made a breakthrough by using quantum computers to uncover vulnerabilities in commonly used encryption. The company believes it’s found a security weakness that could jeopardize...

(Phys.org) Today's quantum computers contain up to several dozen memory and processing units, the so-called qubits. Severin Daiss, Stefan Langenfeld, and colleagues from the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics in Garching have successfully...

(E&T) A quantum sensor has been developed by researchers for the US Army that can analyse the full spectrum of radio frequencies, which could enable new options for military communication. The quantum sensor can sample from zero frequency up to...

(EPT.ca) CMC Microsystems and Xanadu Quantum Technologies, recently announced a partnership agreement to sponsor development of applications for quantum computing. The Xanadu Quantum Sandbox, was created by the two organizations to support the...

(PRNewsWire) IonQ recently announced a three-year alliance with South Korea's Quantum Information Research Support Center, or Q Center. The Q Center is an independent organization at Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) focused on the creation of a rich...

(EENewsEurope) Infineon Technologies is working with five research institutes in Germany to build a quantum processor using superconducting qubits based on ion traps that can be turned into product.
The €14.5m “German Quantum Computer based on...

(IQT-NYC) IQT New York this May 17-20, 2021 has each day offering two vertical topics and organizations have the opportunity to become a sponsor of one the eight topics.

ColdQuanta of Boulder, Colorado has agreed to sponsor the half-day devoted...

(ZDNet) OTI Lumionics is using quantum inspired algorithms to develop the building blocks for the next-generation of OLED displays for phones and TVs.
"OLED displays are a massive and growing market," says Helander. "There is a lot of excitement...

(TUE.nl) The Coherence and Quantum Technology group and the Center for Quantum Materials and Technology at TU/e will all be housed in a new building located between the TU/e buildings Flux and Cascade by 2023. The laboratories will be underground,...

(IBM.Blogs.Research) IBM'a Karl Wehden, Ismael Faro, and Jay Gambetta have written an extensive blog to explain IBM's quantum software roadmap. This follows IBM's September 2020 bold step of releasing a hardware roadmap showing a clear pathway to...

(By Becky Bracken) As it stands, there isn’t enough computing power available to study large-scale quantum systems, like those required for quantum cryptography. A group of physicists have just published a paper on what they think is the solution:...