Quantum Computers
NVIDIA Has Found a Way to Test Quantum Computers Without Building Them
NVIDIA simulated a 104-qubit fault-tolerant quantum computer on JUPITER, Europe’s first exascale supercomputer. The simulation ran at Germany’s Jülich Supercomputing Centre and represents the largest…
A Chip That Doesn’t Move Data to Encrypt It Just Passed Its First Major Test
BTQ Technologies and ITRI validated a Quantum Compute-in-Memory chip architecture in a TSMC 28nm environment, accelerating three NIST post-quantum cryptographic standards. The QCIM design performs…
New Research Suggests Magnetic Field Flips a Quantum Material’s Electronic State
Scientists have found a remarkably gentle way to rewrite the rules inside a quantum material, and it could matter for the computers of the future.…
This Startup Wants to Build the World’s Most Unique Quantum Computer
A quantum startup just raised $300 million, and its pitch cuts against everything the field assumed. Shockingly, it did all of it within the first…
Can Quantum Computers Really Steal Bitcoin In Nine Minutes?
Future quantum computers could derive Bitcoin private keys from public keys in approximately nine minutes, giving attackers a window to hijack transactions before they confirm…
China Claims Quantum Error Correction Breakthrough Rivaling Google
China’s latest quantum-error-correction claim is marketed as “quantum supremacy 2.0.” However, is it something more useful and more sobering? With these news claims emerging from…
Scientists Miniaturize Quantum Optics into On-Chip Platforms, Marking a Major Breakthrough
Researchers have achieved a major milestone in quantum photonics by successfully integrating complex quantum optical systems onto semiconductor chips. The breakthrough, described as a critical…
Breakthrough in Superconductors Pave Way for Next-Gen Quantum Computers
Scientists at Rice University, working with the National Synchrotron Radiation Research Center, have confirmed what once was thought as a theoretical concept. They managed to…
