Majorana modes continue to elude
"Zero mode" feature predicted in a semiconductor-superconductor nanowire comes from an entirely different effect, say researchers
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Classical approach extends the range of noisy quantum computers
Quantum computing algorithms can simulate infinitely large quantum systems thanks to mathematical tools known as tensor networks
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New gate optimization strategy could boost efficiency in trapped-ion quantum computers
Protocol for performing two-qubit entangling gates trades laser power for speed with little loss of fidelity
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Optical links help superconducting quantum computers keep their cool
Replacing electronic connectors with optical ones provides an energy-efficient way to scale up quantum computers
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New quantum entanglement verification method cuts through the noise
“Conditional witnessing” technique makes many-body entangled states easier to measure
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Messages scrambled by black holes stand their ground against quantum computers
Featureless “cost functions” prevent quantum machine learning algorithms from reconstructing scrambled information
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The growing pains of quantum computing
Ilyas Khan, chief executive of Cambridge Quantum Computing, describes the challenges of moving from infancy to adolescence
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CMOS controller for quantum computer operates at 3 K
Microwave device keeps its cool while connecting spin qubits
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Quantum bits make artificial spiking neurons
Researchers use biologically inspired system to classify entangled quantum states
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Collaboration has mission to build UK’s first commercial quantum computer
Oxford Instruments NanoScience is partnering in a three-year project to create and develop the UK's first quantum computer capable of running end-user applications in the cloud
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