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New Super-Sensitive Bolometer Could Find its Way into Quantum Computers

Scientists from Aalto University and VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland have developed a super-sensitive bolometer, a kind of thermal radiation detector.

14 Oct 2019

New Superconducting Material Could Help Achieve Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing

A discovery by researchers from the Johns Hopkins University could soon make quantum computers with the potential to carry out complex calculations, more secure data encryption, and more rapid prediction of the spread of viruses a reality.

11 Oct 2019

Insights into Heavy Fermion Material Could Help Power New Quantum Technologies

For many years, scientists have always been enthralled about superconductivity, as it enables existing technologies to be revolutionized.

11 Oct 2019

New Interface Developed Between Quantum Emitters and Nanophotonic Networks

Quantum effects, which are most certainly observed in the domain of nanostructures, enable an extensive range of new technological applications. For instance, in the future, it could be possible for a quantum computer to solve problems that might take a long time for standard computers to solve.

11 Oct 2019

Researchers Take Major Step Toward Achieving Large-Scale Distributed Entanglement

The outcomes of a new study at the U.S. Army’s CCDC Army Research Laboratory takes mankind one step closer to the quantum internet. Quantum internet could provide the sensing, timekeeping, and military security capabilities that cannot be offered by conventional networking methods.

27 Sep 2019

New Approach to Solve the Problem of Dark Matter and Dark Energy in the Universe

A group of computer scientists and physicists at ETH Zurich has created a new method to solve the puzzle of dark energy and dark matter in the universe.

19 Sep 2019

P-Bits Could Better Help a Machine to Learn Like a Human in Future

Many more decades may pass before quantum computers get ready to find solutions to problems that existing classical computers are not efficient or fast enough to solve.

19 Sep 2019

Researchers Perform Experiments to Build an Atomic Nuclear Clock

Building the most precise clock in the world requires something that “ticks” extremely fast and extremely accurate. Electrons used in the case of an atomic clock can be switched back and forth between two distinct states in a way that is defined very precisely.

12 Sep 2019

New Material Could Help Develop Highly Energy-Efficient Spintronic Applications

A new material, which can be useful in developing highly energy-efficient IT applications, has been developed by an international research group in collaboration with Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU).

10 Sep 2019