Tag: quantum physics
7 Quantum Computing Books For The UninitiatedÂ
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‘So many books, so little time’. The late Frank Zappa had some foresight with that one, didn’t...
Engineers Crack Quantum Puzzle, Could Lead to a ‘Treasure Trove’ of...
A happy accident in the laboratory has led to a breakthrough discovery that not only solved a problem that stood for more than half...
Breaking the Hold of Bell Inequalities
The violation of Bell inequalities has for over fifty years been a challenge to attempts to understand quantum physics. If we can unify our...
Existing Technology May Precisely Control Qubits Made From Calcium and Strontium...
Of the many divergent approaches to building a practical quantum computer, one of the most promising paths leads toward ion traps. In these traps,...
The Weekly Quantum Digest: Anyone Fancy A Slice of Quantum Pi?
A slice of quantum Pi, Simulating a 61-bit quantum computer, a Danish quantum startup… and more in this edition of the Quantum Weekly Digest.
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The Weekly Quantum Digest: Tuning the Quantum-Classical Orchestra
Quantum Machines orchestrates the quantum revolution, building an off-the-shelf quantum computer and much more in this week’s digest of quantum news.
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“The classical layers...
Fermilab’s New Institute to Probe Ways to Improve Quantum Computing
The nation’s premier particle physics laboratory has become a major player in the rapidly expanding field of quantum science and technology.
Today the U.S. Department...
The Weekly Quantum Digest: Goodbye 2010s, Thanks for Completely Blowing Our...
This week, we'll cover everything from quantum shifts (literally) in understanding our universe to technological shifts in tapping quantum computing.
Spotlight Story: How the 2010s...