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Researchers Achieve First Two-Qubit Gate Between Silicon Atom Qubits

A team of physicists led by UNSW Sydney has developed a super-fast version of the major building block of a quantum computer. The study is the landmark outcome of a vision first proposed by scientists two decades earlier.

18 Jul 2019

NIST Physicists Upgrade Their Quantum Logic Clock Design to Reduce Errors

The quantum logic clock, which is well known for showing a person to age faster upon standing on a stool, has returned to the superior performance grades of the world’s experimental atomic clocks.

18 Jul 2019

Study Reveals Limitations in Potential Quantum Computing Material

Quantum computers have the potential to carry out important operations that are considered to be impossible for current technology.

18 Jul 2019

A New Limit on Quantum Computing Found

Researchers have discovered a limit on the ability of quantum computing algorithms to solve certain kinds of problems.

17 Jul 2019

Study Shows Time Trajectories of Qubits Obey Second Law of Thermodynamics

The arrow of time points steadily forward, almost always, even in the abnormal realm of open quantum systems.

10 Jul 2019

New Method Could Accelerate Development of Quantum Information Technologies

Scientists from the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) have come up with a new method that could pave the way for future progress in quantum technology.

10 Jul 2019

Researchers Unlock Magnetic Properties for Faster, More Efficient Computing

A theoretical-experimental partnership across two FLEET nodes has discovered new magnetic properties inside 2D structures, with stimulating potential for scientists in the evolving domain of “spintronics”.

9 Jul 2019

A Potential Way to Build Next-Generation Quantum Simulators

Researchers from the University of Bristol and the Technical University of Denmark have discovered a potential new method to develop next generation quantum simulators that integrate light and silicon micro-chips.

3 Jul 2019

Terahertz Light Could Lead to Superfast Quantum Computing

Jigang Wang from Iowa State University patiently described his most recent finding in quantum control that could result in superfast computing based on quantum mechanics—he cited light-induced superconductivity without energy gap. He discussed forbidden supercurrent quantum beats, and talked about terahertz-speed symmetry breaking.

2 Jul 2019

Scientists are Closer to Confirming Existence of Exotic Quantum Particle

A collaborative team of researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of California, Riverside (UCR) is getting closer to proving the existence of an unusual quantum particle known as Majorana fermion.

1 Jul 2019

Quantum Computing News

Researchers Achieve First Two-Qubit Gate Between Silicon Atom Qubits

NIST Physicists Upgrade Their Quantum Logic Clock Design to Reduce Errors

Study Reveals Limitations in Potential Quantum Computing Material

A New Limit on Quantum Computing Found

Study Shows Time Trajectories of Qubits Obey Second Law of Thermodynamics

New Method Could Accelerate Development of Quantum Information Technologies

Researchers Unlock Magnetic Properties for Faster, More Efficient Computing

A Potential Way to Build Next-Generation Quantum Simulators

Terahertz Light Could Lead to Superfast Quantum Computing

Scientists are Closer to Confirming Existence of Exotic Quantum Particle

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1 A New Limit on Quantum Computing Found

2 Study Presents Experimental Evidence for First-Ever 3D Quantum Spin Liquid

3 New Method Could Accelerate Development of Quantum Information Technologies

4 Researchers Design More Sensitive Quantum Sensors

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