Quantum Startups News

Article by Jason Mueller, PhD Part 1: What is randomness? What is randomness? And how can we generate it? Both questions — the first mathematical, the second technological — have profound implications in many of today’s industries and our everyday lives. Imagine that we wanted to make a random list... Read more

​​In his latest thought-leadership article for Forbes, Chief Strategy Officer Vince Berk tackles the popular topic of GenAI and its impact on the future of cybersecurity. Learn more. The post Don’t Let GenAI Manage Your Cryptography first appeared on Quantum Xchange.... Read more

February 2024 The post Educating to the “Culture” of Quantum Technologies: A Survey Study on Concepts for Public Awareness appeared first on Qureca.... Read more

July 2022 The post Mapping the Patent Landscape of Quantum Technologies: Patenting Trends, Innovation and Policy Implications appeared first on Qureca.... Read more

2023 The post Quantum Tech Singapore appeared first on Qureca.... Read more

A hybrid system that marries quantum computing with traditional high-performance computing is currently being developed in Austria. Der Beitrag Quantum Computers and Supercomputers Together erschien zuerst auf AQT | ALPINE QUANTUM TECHNOLOGIES.... Read more

KETS is pleased to announce that we have won a £1.7m contract funded by Innovate UK to develop our next generation QKD solution. The Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) competition […] The post KETS Quantum Security pleased to announce we have won a £1.7m contract funded by Innovate UK to... Read more

The post Embracing the Future: QURECA’s new brand identity and innovative learning solutions appeared first on Qureca.... Read more

The post Embracing the Future: QURECA’s new brand identity and innovative learning solutions appeared first on Qureca.... Read more

Start-ups like OQC have raised multimillion-pound rounds.... Read more

Article by Jason Mueller Part 1: Quantum simulations Quantum computing is a computational paradigm which encodes information into quantum systems called qubits. These qubits are manipulated using superposition and entanglement to achieve a computational advantage over classical computers. In particular, photonic qubits are one of the most promising quantum-computer technologies... Read more

Article by Filipa Carvalho, Rawad Mezher & Shane Mansfield 1 — Introduction (non-technical summary) The huge promise offered by quantum computers has led to a surge in theoretical and experimental research in quantum computing, with the goal of developing and optimising quantum hardware and software. Already, many small-scale quantum devices... Read more

Article by Niccolo Somaschi & Pascale Senellart The scientific results just published in the new issue of the journal Nature Photonics represents another “first” in the technological achievements of the quantum computing company Quandela, towards the development of photonic quantum computers. Within a collaborative effort, several academic research groups (Pascale Senellart at C2N-CNRS,... Read more

Article by Ben Stott Quantum computing is at the forefront of technology, with the potential to transform how we process information. This emerging field leverages quantum phenomena such as quantum superposition and entanglement to accomplish computational tasks at unprecedented speeds. Among the different strategies for achieving quantum computing, photonic quantum... Read more

Predicting future trends in any industry is difficult, and it requires an understanding of both present, future and past evolutions.... Read more

Article by Lucija Grba Linear optical quantum computation uses photons as carriers of information (i.e. qubits) in an optical circuit with beam splitters and phase shifters that process this information. You can read more about how optical quantum computing works here. Let different outputs of an optical quantum circuit correspond to... Read more

Article by Raksha Singla Quantum mechanics is intrinsically random. When a quantum state undergoes an evolution through a quantum process, the output state is a well-defined mathematical object, but we can only access it through measurements. Each measurement produces an output that belongs to a probability distribution that follows the... Read more

Article by Liam Lysaght One of my fondest childhood memories is enjoying the sweet, delicious taste of a large-scale fault tolerant quantum computer. In this article, we’re going to explain how you can bake your own scrumptious quantum processor from scratch. Whether you’re trying to impress a first date, cater... Read more

Quantum computing has the potential to be one of the defining technologies of the 21st century, with practical applications that could completely transform modern society. Despite its enormous significance, most people have absolutely no idea what quantum computing is. In this article, we’re going to explain what quantum computers are... Read more

ECCTI 2024 July 7 -12 Technikerstraße 25a, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria Der Beitrag Early Career Conference in Trapped Ions (ECCTI) 2024 in Innsbruck, Austria erschien zuerst auf AQT | ALPINE QUANTUM TECHNOLOGIES.... Read more