Part of The Qubit Report’s mission is to promote opinion of quantum computing aspects. Below are some excerpts from an OP-ED in the WSJ. Interesting
Curious Observer’s Living with Quantum Mechanics, and the Lucky #7 Conclusion This piece is the conclusion to a 7-part series on exploring the quantum world
China Threatens U.S. Primacy in Artificial Intelligence + Michael Brown, director of the Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit, said the United States is in a “superpower
Hands-On Lab Skills Key for Quantum Jobs Read More… + Quantum physics courses need updating, according to researchers who interviewed representatives from 21 US companies
Though this is just a short opinion piece, it may be worth your time. Random number generation has been an issue for decades. With quantum
Quantum for All Read More… + Literacy is defined as being able to read and write, or as having a deep understanding and competency in
Nature Does Play Dice. Or Doesn’t She? Interesting opinion piece out of Scientific American. Don’t have to agree or disagree, but the work pulls in
Einstein, Feynman, Schrodinger: As Painful Today as a Century Ago. We Need a Quantum Intuitive Generation. This piece is spot on. To develop a fully
Quantum Computing Driving Need for Measurement Devices Probe Expertise For Cryogenic Devices Key Points… + The promise of quantum computing to solve complex problems far
Australian Firm Calls for Public Policy Supporting Cyber-Resilience in Light of Quantum Computing Nation needs bipartisan federal cyber policy Key points… + Australia’s federal opposition
