Read article: The hard sell of quantum software
The hard sell of quantum software
Despite recent progress, quantum computers are still at an early stage. So why are companies selling software for them?
Read article: The hard sell of quantum software
Read article: Is Google’s quantum supremacy not so supreme after all?
Is Google’s quantum supremacy not so supreme after all?
Preprint from IBM researchers downgrades quantum advantage
Read article: Physicists break distance record for electron spin-state transmission in spin qubits
Physicists break distance record for electron spin-state transmission in spin qubits
Coherent spin state transfer in spin qubits could boost the field of quantum error correction
Read article: Hamiltonian learning technique advances quantum spin register
Hamiltonian learning technique advances quantum spin register
New work will be important for making and controlling high-fidelity gates in quantum computers
Read article: 10-qubit register breaks new ground in quantum computing
10-qubit register breaks new ground in quantum computing
Spin qubits based on defects in diamond make up a 10-qubit register with a record-breaking long-lived memory
Read article: Google reports quantum supremacy in draft paper
Google reports quantum supremacy in draft paper
Document claims "first computation that can only be performed on a quantum processor"
Read article: Laser-cooled ions implant deterministic colour centres
Laser-cooled ions implant deterministic colour centres
New technique reliably and precisely inserts single-ion impurities into a crystal and could help in the development of future quantum information technologies
Read article: Freight-train earthquake detectors, ion-trap quantum computers and the ‘dude wall’ problem
Freight-train earthquake detectors, ion-trap quantum computers and the ‘dude wall’ problem
Physics World editors talk quantum computing with Chris Monroe and explore the problem of poor diversity in physics with Jess Wade
Read article: Atom patterning breaks new number record
Atom patterning breaks new number record
New optical trap architecture contains defect-free patterns of 111 neutral atoms, a number that could scale up to a million
Read article: As quantum technology matures what industries should care?
As quantum technology matures what industries should care?
Representatives from industry, government and academia gathered at the home of UK policy-making to wrestle with the potential economic and societal benefits of quantum technology
