(ZDNet) Intel has announced wave two of its Horse Ridge cryogenic control chip, with the company touting it as another milestone in its progress toward overcoming scalability, one of quantum computing's biggest hurdles.
Intel over the last couple...

(PRWeb) evolutionQ published a research report on Quantum Random Number Generators (QRNGs) that is freely available for download on the evolutionQ website (https://evolutionq.com/qrng-report-2021). The vendor-neutral research report covers market...

(Photonics.com) University at Buffalo researchers have developed a chemical sensing chip that boasts a range of potential applications, from the detection of illicit substances and dangerous materials, to counterfeit prevention. The chip, which...

(OpenAccessGovernment) UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) is investing £31 million into seven projects to show how quantum technologies could solve some of the greatest mysteries of the universe such as dark matter and black holes.
A project led by...

(CNET) IBM secured 9,130 US patents in 2020, more than any other company as measured by an annual ranking, and this year quantum computing showed up as part of Big Blue's research effort. The company wouldn't disclose how many of the patents were...

(InnovationOrigins) The “Munich Quantum Valley” was launched in Munich, Germany as a joint project of the Technical University of Munich (TUM), the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities, the Fraunhofer Society, the Ludwig Maximilian University...

(Engadget) Google’s Quantum AI division is teaming with pharmaceutical company Boehringer Ingelheim to develop new types of drugs, the companies announced. The idea is to research and develop quantum computing tech to do “molecular dynamics”...

(PhysicsWorld) A network for quantum key distribution (QKD) spanning thousands of kilometres has been built in China. It links four quantum metropolitan area networks (QMANs) in cities in eastern China with a remote location in the far west of the...

(AppDeveloper) Gaurav Banga, founder and CEO of Balbix, predicts quantum computing will become the next *WannaCry for malicious actors. Banga advises readers to :Kick off a Y2 K-like project to identify and fix your organization's encryption before...

(ScienceDaily) Quantum computers need qubits to act as elementary building blocks that process and store information. Now, physicists have produced a new type of qubit that can be switched from a stable idle mode to a fast calculation mode. The...

(DefenseNews) Jens Stoltenberg, the NATO Secretary General, discusses the need to adapt to a rapidly changing security environment. He writes, "we must remain ready to tackle any challenge, at any time, to keep our people safe — including during...