There are a seemingly endless number of quantum states that describe quantum matter and the strange phenomena that emerge ...

Several of these quantum states were hidden, requiring the researchers to develop an innovative optical technique. The ...

Imagine playing the tiniest game of checkers, where the pieces are atoms and lasers move them around a tiny board. That’s not ...

Researchers used a 56-qubit system to create truly random numbers that even the most powerful supercomputers couldn't predict ...

Physicists have successfully played a mind-bending “quantum game” using a real-world quantum computer, in which lasers ...

A recent Patent Trial and Appeal Board decision related to hybrid quantum computing paves the way for more quantum ...

But building a quantum computer that works as desired isn't ... assembled a network of qubits into what physicists call a "topological" phase of matter—a bit like a clump of very small knots.

There has been plenty going on in the world of quantum computing, suggesting that commercial systems are on the horizon.

KAWASAKI and WAKO, Japan, April 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Fujitsu Limited and RIKEN today announced the development of a world-leading 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer, established at the ...

Among them are states that could be used to create what is known, theoretically at the moment, as a topological quantum computer. Topological quantum computers will have unique quantum properties ...