Articles sponsored by established companies in the quantum technology industry.
Forecasting the weather is a tricky business – its hard to be completely accurate with predictions although continuous improvements in how the heavens are monitored is making this job somewhat easier.
By Kerry Taylor-Smith
22 Oct 2018
The term quasiparticles describe a physical concept, which treats elementary excitations of a combination of strongly interacting particles, called quasi-particles.
While the average person might only think of nuclear power or nuclear weapons when they think of nuclear physics, this field of research has a very wide range of useful applications, from treating cancer to identifying contraband in a load of cargo.
Quantum mechanics makes for great headlines: The latest developments at the Large Hadron Collider are always (appropriately) covered as major new events.
By Brett Smith
16 Sep 2018
A team of international researchers have designed microwave fields with time-dependent frequencies to improve the exchange couplings between the NV centres and nuclear spins.
Researchers from the United States has now developed a new real-world application, through an integrated silicon nanophotonic platform that utilises scalable coherent quantum feedback control networks.
The customization of data center construction with a modular and leaner design has resulted in the development of more diverse technical solutions.
Weta Digital, a New Zealand-based digital effects company has deployed a unique, compact energy efficient technology that prevents unpredictable power grid disturbances at its award winning supercomputer centre.
Cloud computing and digital revolution is the most dynamic sector in the data center industry. In order to ensure reliable operation, data centers need a continuous supply of clean electric power.
Large data centers have been gaining more importance worldwide and they require more power. The density of the server is rapidly increasing, and hence huge power distribution systems are still space-consuming.