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This one-way superconductor could be a step toward eternal electricity
Physics

This one-way superconductor could be a step toward eternal electricity

By Rahul Rao

siliicon droplets
Physics

Physicists just gifted us ‘quantum spin liquid,’ a weird new state of matter

By Rahul Rao

IBM quantum eagle chip
Physics

IBM’s latest quantum chip breaks the elusive 100-qubit barrier

By Charlotte Hu

Caltech AWS quantum computing center
Physics

Amazon’s venture into the bizarre world of quantum computing has a new home base

By Charlotte Hu

What the heck is a time crystal, and why are physicists obsessed with them?
Physics

What the heck is a time crystal, and why are physicists obsessed with them?

By Rahul Rao

In photos: a rare glimpse inside the heart of a quantum computer
Physics

In photos: a rare glimpse inside the heart of a quantum computer

By Corinne Iozzio

Is Multi-Millionfold Speedup Proof That Google Is Really Quantum Computing?
Physics

Is Multi-Millionfold Speedup Proof That Google Is Really Quantum Computing?

By Sophie Bushwick

What’s The Point Of A Quantum Computer?
Physics

What’s The Point Of A Quantum Computer?

By Rafi Letzter

Shipping Containers Could Relay Quantum Information Across Oceans
Physics

Shipping Containers Could Relay Quantum Information Across Oceans

By Mary Beth Griggs

FYI: How Quantum Teleportation Can Bring Us Secure Communications
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FYI: How Quantum Teleportation Can Bring Us Secure Communications

By Rebecca Boyle

Quantum Processor Calculates That 15 = 3×5 (With Almost 50% Accuracy!)
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Quantum Processor Calculates That 15 = 3×5 (With Almost 50% Accuracy!)

By Rebecca Boyle

A Diamond Quantum Bit Holds Data for Nearly Two Seconds at Room Temperature
Physics

A Diamond Quantum Bit Holds Data for Nearly Two Seconds at Room Temperature

By Clay Dillow

NIST’s Quantum Simulator Mimics Hundreds of Qubits Interacting
Physics

NIST’s Quantum Simulator Mimics Hundreds of Qubits Interacting

By Clay Dillow

How It Would Work: Creating a Quantum Computer
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How It Would Work: Creating a Quantum Computer

By Clay Dillow

Cloud-Based Quantum Computing Will Allow Secure Calculation on Encrypted Bits
Physics

Cloud-Based Quantum Computing Will Allow Secure Calculation on Encrypted Bits

By Rebecca Boyle

The Largest-Ever Quantum Calculation Uses 84 Qubits and Takes Just 270 Milliseconds
Physics

The Largest-Ever Quantum Calculation Uses 84 Qubits and Takes Just 270 Milliseconds

By Clay Dillow

The Unsplittable Bit
Physics

The Unsplittable Bit

By James Gleick