Read article: Site-resolved microwave control of diamond qubits achieved using focussed light
Laser beams "spotlights" individual electronic and nuclear spins
Read article: Quantum computers could soon bring breakthroughs in nuclear physics
In this podcast we explore how quantum computers have captured the imaginations of nuclear physicists
Read article: Quantum hackers tackle real-world problems
The UK’s first quantum computing hackathon challenged teams of students and early-career scientists to devise novel quantum solutions to real-life problems
Read article: Democratizing the quantum ecosystem: Microsoft’s Krysta Svore on the pathway towards a scalable quantum computer
Krysta Svore, vice-president of Microsoft Quantum, talks to Tushna Commissariat about the company’s journey to quantum advantage
Read article: Quantum computing gets down to business
Martijn Boerkamp reports how investments into quantum computing have ballooned in the past year, bringing huge expectations for the sector
Read article: Noise-resistant quantum computing comes a step closer
Researchers demonstrate a fault-tolerant universal set of quantum operations for the first time on an ion-trap quantum computer
Read article: Near-unipolar laser pulses could control qubits
A laser pulse that largely circumvents the inherent symmetry of light waves could be used to manipulate quantum information
Read article: Xanadu puts quantum advantage in the cloud
Toronto-based start-up’s programmable photonic device is accessible to the public and much faster than classical machines at Gaussian boson sampling
Read article: Early adopters position themselves for quantum advantage
The UK's National Quantum Computing Centre has launched the SparQ applications discovery programme to help organizations explore the potential of use cases for quantum computing
Read article: Bleximo builds its competitive advantage with an application-specific approach
The key to achieving ‘quantum advantage’ lies in the co-design of algorithms and hardware for a new generation of superconducting quantum computers
