AIXTRON (FSE: AIXA, ISIN DE000A0WMPJ6) is partner of the new international doctoral program QUANTIMONY. The leading provider of deposition equipment for the semiconductor industry is thus supporting the training of young academics and at the same time the research into the future field of quantum technologies utilizing the chemical element antimony (Sb).
Advance in Microchip Possibilities for Quantum Computing Could Lead to Compact Quantum Computer Chance discovery brings quantum computing using standard microchips a step closer Key
The Ohio State University Creates Method to Make Quantum Devices Using Common Chip Technology. Columbus, Ohio. In the quest for smaller, faster computer chips,
Rutgers University of New Brunswick researchers have produced a new material known as a “Quantum Anomalous Hall Insulator”. Using multiple layering and combinations of chromium, vanadium, antimony, bismuth, and tellurium, the insulator was etched into the Hall bar shape manually. Further enhancing efficiency was a 15nm layer of gold to reduce electrical interference in the system
