Programmable photonic chip lights up quantum computing
Thumbnail-sized Xanadu device uses squeezed states as qubits
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Integrated system offers easy and scalable quantum control
Dutch start-up Qblox has created a single modular unit providing all the input and output signals from ultrastable DC to 18.5 GHz needed to replace the myriad of discrete instruments that are typicall...
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Interconnected single atoms could make a ‘quantum brain’
Cobalt atoms on black phosphorous "learn" by adapting in response to an applied voltage
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Qubit needle detected in a haystack of nuclear spins
New technique might help in the development of a quantum internet
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Quantum computer captures physics of high-energy particles
Proof-of-principle effort used IBM Q chip to reproduce quantum features of parton showers
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Quantum gate teleportation connects atomic qubits in two labs
Distributed system sends flying qubits 60 m along optical fibre
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Think modular, think flexible: unlocking innovation in quantum computing
Oxford Instruments NanoScience reckons its Proteox dilution refrigerator will help researchers and start-ups to fast-track the development of next-generation quantum technologies
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‘Lattice surgery’ entangles fault-tolerant topological qubits
Technique for trapped ions could lead to more reliable quantum computers
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Processing natural language using quantum computers, listening to the oceans’ myriad sounds
Quantum physicist Bob Coecke and marine biologist Ana Širovic are our podcast guests
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Silicon qubits find the right position
New work on optimizing the location of phosphorous impurities could help silicon-based quantum processors scale up
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