(BloombergNews) "Take-Away" video provides a brief, comprehensible tutorial on supercomputers for the business readership of Bloomberg. The narrator explains that quantum computers will someday make today's supercomputer look like an abacus. ...

(Phys.org.News) Francesca Ferlaino and colleagues at the Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information, Austria, have produced condensates that mix magnetic atoms dysprosium (Dy) or erbium (Er) The ability to couple two distinct dipolar...

(IEEESpectrum) The neutral-atom quantum computer, proposed by numerous researchers around the world, uses a cesium atom in a laser trap (the gold standard of precision timekeeping) as the quantum bit on which the compute engine is based. “There’s no...

(CyberScoop) Tommy Gardner, CTO Federal at HP, gives a brief overview of HP's response to quantum information science in this video. Gardner opens with international funding differentials; he explains that the Chinese have been investing $10B a...

(VentureBeat) The hybrid study of quantum computers and artificial intelligence, or quantum machine learning, is still in its very early stages. Many of the machine learning algorithms are still theoretical and require large-scale quantum computers...

(Newsweek) Lucas Lamata and colleagues from Spain’s University of the Basque Country have developed an algorithm built on theoretical work set out in 2015. At that time, the team wanted to find out what the minimum size of a system was that could...

(ComputerWorld) An experimental breakthrough from researchers at the University of Sydney Nano Institute, working in collaboration with scientists at Technion Israel Institute of Technology has demonstrated a method to protect photons on a chip,...

(Forbes) The explosion of power and speed that quantum computers will unleash could indeed have a profound impact on physical systems like our transportation and utility networks. For companies, municipalities and nation states to stay competitive...

(ZDNet) Steven Girvin, a theoretical physicist at Yale, discusses the need for error correction for quantum computers in this video interview with ZDnet. Girvin asks, "How to build a perfect machine with imperfect parts?" He explains that today's...

(Phys.org) Professor Michelle Simmons' team at UNSW Sydney has demonstrated a compact sensor for accessing information stored in the electrons of individual atoms—a breakthrough that brings us one step closer to scalable quantum computing in...

(QuantumLab.org) Singapore's National Research Foundation (NRF) will invest $25 million over five years in a new Quantum Engineering Programme (QEP). With the new funding, the goal is to translate quantum science and technology into engineering...