Australia Department of Defence Shells out $2M to Griffith U. for Quantum Computer Development
Following on from their success in an international quantum computing research collaboration, Griffith University scientists have secured a further $2M from the Department of Defence’s Next Generation Technologies Fund (NGTF).
Australia Department of Defence Shells out $2M to Griffith U. for Quantum Computer Development
Following on from their success in an international quantum computing research collaboration, Griffith University scientists have secured a further $2M from the Department of Defence’s Next Generation Technologies Fund (NGTF).
U. Sydney Student’s Code Change Significantly Reduces Needed Resources for Error Detection and Correction; Amazon Takes Notice
Sydney student’s quantum code picked up by AWS Read More… + A University of Sydney honours student’s quantum computing code is attracting global attention and will be used by cloud giant AWS and in leading US universities’ quantum programs. “Quantum technology is in its infancy, partly because we haven’t been able to overcome the inherent […]
Error-free due to COVID-19? Empty Campus Getting Least Errors yet in Quantum Computer
Error-free due to COVID-19? Empty Campus Getting Least Errors yet in Quantum Computer Remote quantum computing is the future + The COVID-19 pandemic and shutdown have been disastrous for many people. But one research project in my lab has been humming along, taking the best data my team has ever seen. It is an advanced […]
Enabling Spintronic Computing Through Control of Electromagnetics
Enabling Spintronic Computing Through Control of Electromagnetics New handle for controlling electromagnetic properties could enable spintronic computing In brief… + Materials scientists at Duke University have shown the first clear example that a material’s transition into a magnet can control instabilities in its crystalline structure that cause it to change from a conductor to an […]
‘The Quantum Information Edge’ Strategic Alliance Launched in the U.S.
‘The Quantum Information Edge’ Strategic Alliance Launched in the U.S. The Quantum Information Edge Launches to Accelerate Quantum Computing R&D for Breakthrough Science A nationwide alliance of national labs, universities, and industry launched today to advance the frontiers of quantum computing systems designed to solve urgent scientific challenges and maintain U.S. leadership in next-generation information […]
Software-Tailored Architecture for Quantum: First QC W/In 5 Years?
The U.S. National Science Foundation awarded $15M for the Software-Tailored Architecture for Quantum (STAQ) project. STAQ aims to deliver the first quantum computer within 5 years. Collaboration involves a number of academic organizations to include Duke University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Tufts University, University of California-Berkeley, and several others from around the U.S.