Topological Phases of Matter and Quantum Topology
Topological Phases of Matter and Quantum Topology A multi-university effort is being launched to study quantum computing using ‘very deep theoretical mathematics and physics’. Good read for awareness of what may be coming up in the future. This report is found here on The Eagle…
Is Intel Claiming Quantum Supremacy with Tangle Lake?
Is Intel Claiming Quantum Supremacy with Tangle Lake? Intel revealed it is alongside IBM and Google in the quest to produce a computing platform which exceeds classical computing performance. Tangle Lake, as its been dubbed, is their 49 qubit quantum computing chip, revealed at CES 2018 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Intel’s ambitions are aiming toward […]
Quantum Silicon Chips are Like Pregu. It’s in There…But Is It?
Quantum Silicon Chips are Like Pregu. It’s in There…But Is It? In December, 2017, Australian researchers claimed to have made major advances in microprocessor architecture. The team claims to have created a complete quantum chip which may be produced with silicon. Are all of the keys needed present in the chip? They believe so. This […]
Second Quantum Revolution — Interview
Second Quantum Revolution — Interview Metrology, metrics, mechanics are all part of the quantum world. This interview with NIST’s Physical Measurement Laboratory’s Deputy Director is useful for explaining just what is “quantum mechanics 2.0” — 1/4/2018. Interview summary with link to video found here at NIST…
Programming Computers that Don’t Quite Exist…
Programming Computers that Don’t Quite Exist…Writing code in a quantum language such as Microsoft’s Q# may seem a bit ahead of its time. But when you consider the speed at which quantum is coming, now may very well be the time to get engaged with quantum language programming. Here’s a quick read from the team […]
Taking Stealth out of the Sky thru Quantum Radar…
Taking Stealth out of the Sky thru Quantum Radar…Sounds like Batman has a case to solve, or not. China is aiming its radar at the latest in stealth fighters trying to detect them at 60+ miles. Using entangled photons and sending light through crystals, they hope to be able to etch-a-sketch details from a potential […]
Looking back at 2017…
Looking back at 2017…China’s Micius satellite takes the cake; here’s a succinct recap of its purported accomplishments. Quantum key distribution (QKD), proving entanglement’s utility, photon key pairs, and a bit about the future for this Chinese program… Published here at sciencenews.org…