U.K. Funding £1.5M to Explore Diophantine Equations as Defense Against Quantum Computing
Ancient maths could foil future cyber hackers Mathematical equations dating back thousands of years are being studied to explore new ways of encrypting personal data Ancient mathematical problems dating back to Babylonian times could hold the key to keeping our personal data and online payments safe from hackers in the future. A new project by […]
Cambridge Quantum Computing Updates T|Ket Quantum Software Development Kit
Cambridge Quantum Computing Announces Update To T|Ket⟩™ Quantum Software Development Kit (Q-SDK) High-performance Q-SDK t|ket⟩ now enables researchers to execute circuits on Amazon Braket and IonQ, develop quantum applications on Windows Cambridge Quantum Computing (CQC) today announced the latest version of t|ket〉(pronounced “ticket”), its high-performance quantum software development kit (Q-SDK), which now enables quantum circuit […]
Supporting Quantum Computing’s Foundation: U.S. Defense Department Allocates $197M for Microelectronics Industrial Base
Department of Defense Announces $197.2 Million for Microelectronics Today [October 15th, 2020], the Department of Defense announced it has awarded over $197 million to advance microelectronics technology and strengthen the American microelectronics industrial base. This critical industry will underpin the development of other Department of Defense technology priorities such as artificial intelligence, 5G communications, quantum […]
IBM and Maastricht U. to Collaborate on Quantum Computing for the Einstein Telescope (ET) Gravitational Wave Detector
Maastricht University to enter quantum computing collaboration with IBM Maastricht University will become the first Dutch university to enter the IBM Q Network, a community of Fortune 500 companies, academic institutions, startups and national research labs working with IBM to advance quantum computing. The IBM-UM academic collaboration will focus on addressing the computational needs of […]
U.S. MagLab Research Identifies Quantum Spin Liquid as Potential Quantum Computing Component
Scientists find evidence of exotic state of matter in candidate material for quantum computers An illustration of the crystal structure of ruthenium trichloride showing the simple honeycomb lattice of ruthenium ions and chlorine ions. The twisted octahedra formed by chlorine around the electron spin of each ruthenium atom are mirror images of each other. This […]