IonQ, a College Park, Maryland-based quantum computing hardware and software company has announced that it has launched its next generation quantum computer. As part of its announcement, the company ...
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World-first diamond quantum computer runs at -456.9°F, eyes 1,000 logical qubits
Japanese tech giant Fujitsu has developed the world’s first working diamond-spin quantum computer prototype ...
The prototype uses high-brightness tin-vacancy centers, runs at about minus 271.6C and is accessible through Fujitsu's hybrid ...
A new diamond-spin quantum computer prototype integrates tin-vacancy qubits with photonic circuits, combining stable quantum ...
Electromagnetic fields hold ytterbium ions in a vacuum. This allows calculations with Qubits, now available in Jülich.
Quantum computing hardware is quickly maturing. “Quantum volume,” a commonly cited benchmark by industry experts, expresses the processing power and error rates ...
NSF will invest more than $290 million to fund eight university-based research institutes in its Quantum Leap Challenge Institutes program, created by the agency in 2020.
The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) is renewing its support for the NSF Quantum Leap Challenge Institute for Quantum ...
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