Articles tagged with quantum computing
Three of the world's most sophisticated investors — BlackRock, NVIDIA, and Temasek — are placing multi-billion-dollar bets on quantum computing, signaling that quantum technology is transitioning from scientific curiosity to investable asset class.
China Mobile Research Institute achieved 5-qubit photonic entanglement at 688 Hz with 95.6% fidelity, a significant step toward room-temperature quantum computing using integrated photonics rather than superconducting circuits.
University of Hong Kong researchers developed a cryogenic neuromorphic chip designed to operate alongside quantum processors at temperatures near absolute zero, solving a critical interface problem between classical control electronics and quantum systems.
Finland-based IQM Quantum Computers is preparing for a Nasdaq debut, following Quantinuum's $1.68 billion IPO and signaling that Europe's quantum computing sector is entering the public markets with momentum.
A new analysis from 21Shares outlines six things investment allocators should understand about quantum computing's impact on digital assets and financial markets, from portfolio optimization to cryptographic risk.
A new protocol from the University of Tokyo achieves fault-tolerant quantum computation with doubly-polylog time and polylog space complexity, representing a significant theoretical advance toward practical quantum error correction.
A new executive order dramatically accelerates the US federal government's timeline for migrating away from quantum-vulnerable encryption, compressing what was expected to be a decade-long transition into just two years.
President Trump's quantum innovation executive order establishes a comprehensive federal strategy spanning research, workforce development, and industrial application — signaling that quantum technology is now a top-tier national priority.
Physicists have extended the lifespan of magnons — tiny magnetic waves that carry quantum information — from nanoseconds to 18 microseconds, a leap that could make quantum computers as small as a penny.