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Race for Quantum Supremacy Gathers Momentum with Several Companies Joining Bandwagon, Says Globaldata

Quantum computers are a step closer to reality to solve certain real life problems that are beyond the capability of conventional computers. However, the biggest challenge is that these machines should be able to manipulate several dozens of quantum bits or qubits to achieve impressive computational performance.

23 Sep 2020

Physicists Reveal the Reason for Absence of Speed Limit in Superfluid

At Lancaster University, physicists have determined why objects traveling through superfluid helium-3 do not have a speed limit as part of a previous Lancaster study.

22 Sep 2020

Astronomers Discover an Earth-Sized “pi Planet” with a 3.14-Day Orbit

In a delightful alignment of astronomy and mathematics, scientists at MIT and elsewhere have discovered a “pi Earth” — an Earth-sized planet that zips around its star every 3.14 days, in an orbit reminiscent of the universal mathematics constant.

22 Sep 2020

Scientists Develop New Design Principles to Improve Spin-Based Quantum Materials

As humans’ lives get more and more intertwined with technology, whether promoting communication while streaming their favorite show or working remotely, so does their reliance on the data created by these devices.

21 Sep 2020

New Partnership Yields Promising Material for Use in Future Quantum Computers

Researchers at the Microsoft Quantum Materials Lab and the University of Copenhagen, working closely together, have succeeded in realizing an important and promising material for use in a future quantum computer.

17 Sep 2020

New Technique Helps Protect Quantum Computers from Crashing

Qubits--the carriers of quantum information--are prone to errors induced by undesired environmental interactions.

10 Sep 2020

Vortex Top-Hats Emerge in Superfluids

An Australian-led study has provided new insight into the behaviour of rotating superfluids.

8 Sep 2020

UArizona Joins $115 Million Effort to Foster Quantum Innovation

Three University of Arizona engineers are part of the newly established $115 million Superconducting Quantum Materials and Systems Center, led by the U.S. Department of Energy's Fermilab.

4 Sep 2020

Researchers Develop New CMOS-Compatible Photon Source for Quantum Computing

Researchers have developed a new CMOS-compatible silicon photonics photon source that satisfies all the requirements necessary for large-scale photonic quantum computing.

4 Sep 2020