Can fast qubits also be robust?
Spin-orbit interaction adjustment produces "best of both worlds" scenario
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Quantum computing: hype or hope?
Honor Powrie explores the current status and future potential of quantum computers
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Modular cryogenics platform adapts to new era of practical quantum computing
With a cube-based design that fits into a standard rack mount, the ICE-Q platform delivers the reliability and scalability needed to exploit quantum systems in real-world operating environments
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Quantum computing on the verge: correcting errors, developing algorithms and building up the user base
Philip Ball dives into the challenges in developing quantum computing, and building up investments and users for the tech
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Quantum computing and AI join forces for particle physics
We explore how new computing technologies could guide future LHC experiments
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Advances in quantum error correction showcased at Q2B25
Isabelle Dumé reports from the Q2B quantum conference in Paris, France
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Protein qubit can be used as a quantum biosensor
A qubit encoded in a fluorescent protein could act as a sensor to measure quantum properties inside living systems
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Predicted quasiparticles called ‘neglectons’ hold promise for robust, universal quantum computing
Discovery could lift theoretical constraints on calculations achievable with certain types of topological quantum computers
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Spin-qubit control circuit stays cool
Cryogenic architecture supports tighter integration
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Quantum computing for artists, musicians and game designers
James Wootton of Moth Quantum is our podcast guest
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