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Chuang-tzu 2.0, a 78-qubit superconducting processor, was used to find long-lived ‘prethermal’ phases in structured random procedures.
Read More How Chuang-tzu 2.0 Keeps Quantum Systems from Overheating
To close the gap between optical cavity quantum electrodynamics(QED) systems and neutral atom arrays, researchers have created a cavity array microscope.
Read More Cavity Array Microscope for Neutral-Atom Quantum Systems
The researchers revealed a novel non-Fermi-liquid fixed point that results from intricate interactions within cubic metals. Click here to learn more.
Read More New Non-Fermi-Liquid Fixed Point in Cubic Metallic Systems
Taiwan achieves a major quantum milestone with the launch of a 20 qubit quantum computer, strengthening its position in advanced computing.
Read More 20 Qubit Quantum Computer Marks Taiwan’s Quantum Milestone
Qilimanjaro Quantum Tech has formally announced the introduction of EduQit to revolutionize the landscape of quantum physics education.
Read More Qilimanjaro’s EduQit for Quantum Education in Barcelona
SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation and SpeQtral Pte. Ltd. have formally announced a strategic capital and commercial cooperation that will reinvent the security of international data transmission.
Read More SKY Perfect JSAT and SpeQtral Strategic Quantum Partnership
Global “Quantum Tour 2026″ Unveiled by AQT: A New Era for European Ion-Trap Technology Alpine Quantum Technologies (AQT), an Innsbruck-based leader in ion-trap quantum computing, […]
Read More The AQT Quantum Tour 2026: Global Innovation and Schedule
D-Wave news: Dual-Platform Future Revealed by D-Wave at Qubits 2026, Annealing Growth Increases as Gate-Model Launch is Near
Read More D-Wave news: Dual-platform quantum evolution & 2026 roadmap
Researchers have successfully used 3D nanoprinting to produce intricate superconducting frameworks that enable exact manipulation of magnetic flux, marking a significant milestone for the study of quantum materials.
Read More 3D Nanoprinting Impacts Control of Superconducting Vortices
This new quantum refrigerator uses random noise to power its cooling process. Quantum Refrigerator “Noise” is nearly always the enemy in the sensitive world of […]
Read More New Quantum Refrigerator Turns Noise into a Cooling Resource