A team of researchers from academic institutions all over China has developed an algorithm that allows quantum computers to perform prime factorization. Previously, the fastest quantum algorithm for this process was Shor’s Algorithm, which required millions of qubits to work; the new algorithm needs just hundreds.
By Joe Pickles
23 Jan 2023
Phase-locked loops are a common feature in analog signals within the physics and engineering fields. In this article, Zurich discusses the principles of phase-locked loops and their essential functions.
The discovery points to a vast subsurface fracture network that may be more habitable for microbial life than the harsh Martian surface.
By Robert Lea
16 Jan 2023
Cambridge Quantum has made its new service, Quantum Origin, available to corporations. This is the world’s first commercially available Quantum-Enhanced Key Generation platform.
By Joe Pickles
13 Jan 2023
Scientists have observed quantum entanglement-generated phenomena that are consistent with the properties of a traversable wormhole.
By Ilamaran Sivarajah
9 Jan 2023
AZoQuantum talks with Dusan Saranec about his research that looks at using twisted neutrons to characterize materials and verify the fundamentals of physics.
By Skyla Baily
4 Jan 2023
While quantum technology has been experimented with for a while, due to its complexity and the need for extensive development and testing to make it commercially feasible, it hasn't yet become widely available.
Recently, AZoQuantum spoke with Paul Rand from the University of Chicago about how the Big Brains Podcast, and the new series 'The Day Tomorrow Began', is educating a wider audience on quantum as a research field.
By Skyla Baily
19 Dec 2022
The UK’s network of prestigious universities has always made the country fertile ground for research and innovation. With interest and support from international businesses, multiple breakthroughs have already been made at UK startups and universities, and more should soon follow.
By Joe Pickles
19 Dec 2022
Scientists from Cornell University, Stanford University, and the US Department of Energy’s (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory have successfully entangled atoms for the first time in order to create networked quantum sensors.
By Ilamaran Sivarajah
12 Dec 2022