Air warfare, networks/computers A wireframe fighter jet sits on a computer chip. (Getty Images / Breaking Defense Graphics) RIAT 2023 Military use of quantum computing is still in theoretical stages, but Western nations need to design their next-generation aircraft with the capability to use that technology when it’s ready, British Minister of State for the … Read more
July 14, 2023 — A new theoretical study provides a framework for understanding nonlocality, a feature quantum networks must possess to perform operations inaccessible to standard communication technology. By clarifying the concept, the researchers determined the conditions necessary to create systems with strong quantum correlations. Entangled quantum objects can be used to network separate systems. … Read more
Sometimes, even the most boring actions can hold the greatest potential. Look at quantum computer stocks to buy, for example. With it, we can solve complex calculations at high speed. Japanese bank MUFG recently invested in a quantum computing company, looking to use the technology for complex transactions with derivatives trading and asset risk management. … Read more
A second NASA research facility subcontracts Quantum Computing Inc. to build a photonic sensor to accurately assess the composition of atmospheric particulate matter LEESBURG, Va., July 13, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Quantum Computing Inc. (“QCi” or the “Company”) (NASDAQ: QUBT), a market-first nanophotonics-based quantum technology company, today announces a subcontract awarded by the Bay Area Environmental … Read more
Artist’s impression of the experimental device with optical beam photons (red) entering and exiting the electro-optic crystal and resonating within its circular portion, as well as generated microwave photons (blue) leaving the device. Credit: Eli Krantz, Krantz NanoArt For the first time, ISTA researchers have entangled microwaves and optical photons. Quantum computing has the potential … Read more
Open quantum phononics based on engineered SAWqubit interaction. Credit: Nature communications (2023). DOI: 10.1038/s41467-023-39682-0 Nothing exists in a vacuum, but physicists often wish it didn’t. If the systems studied by scientists could be completely isolated from the outside world, things would be much simpler. Take quantum computing. It’s a field that’s already attracting billions of … Read more
image: (A) Structure of Alq3 (B) Flowchart of the authors of two selected quantum optimization algorithms (C) Illustration of the authors’ method to reduce the influence of device noise visualization Moreover Credit: QI GAO ET AL Over the past decade, organic luminescent materials have been recognized by academia and industry as promising components for lightweight, … Read more
“If you think AI is cool, wait until it meets quantum computing.” That was the headline of a recent Forbes piece by a SAP communications officer trying to bring his company’s reputation for quantum computing and generative AI to the forefront. The article continues with a quote from a thought leader at (wait for it) … Read more
Nothing exists in a vacuum, but physicists often wish it didn’t. If the systems studied by scientists could be completely isolated from the outside world, things would be much simpler. Take quantum computing. It’s a field that’s already attracting billions of dollars in backing from tech investors and industry heavyweights including IBM, Google, and Microsoft. … Read more
Top 10 US commercial banks to explore quantum capabilities for banking Truist joins IBM Quantum Accelerator to explore industry-relevant quantum computing applications with access to IBM technology and expertise IBM becomes Truist Innovator in Residence to collaborate on financial services expertise and tools July 12, 2023 Truist Center for Innovation and Technology CharlotteNorth Carolina, July … Read more