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New Quantum Linear System Algorithm for Rapid Quantum Computing

Researchers have demonstrated quantum computers have the ability to perform analysis quicker than classical computers, for a broader array of data types.

5 Feb 2018

Improving Quantum Processors by Reducing Qubit Interference

A barrier to expanding quantum computing machines is "qubit interference" - a new technique reduces this interference.

5 Feb 2018

Training Neural Networks to Solve Challenging Science Problems

Computers are able to simulate stellar explosions, outsmart chess champions and predict global climates. The aim is to make them error-free problem solvers.

31 Jan 2018

Flow of Magnon Current Possible in Integrated Magnon Circuit

The flow of magnon current is possible in an integrated magnon circuit, leading to potential material and cost savings in future computer developments.

24 Jan 2018

Cloud-Based Quantum Computing - Most Useful Form for Public Users

Cloud-based quantum computing is expected to be the most reachable and useful form for public users, allowing them to experience with the power of quantum.

23 Jan 2018

Micius Satellite Enables Real-World Intercontinental Quantum Communications

Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) employs individual light quanta in quantum superposition states, to ensure security between intercontinental communications.

23 Jan 2018

Advancing Quantum Computations and Simulations by Creating Interesting Input States

Researchers have developed innovative techniques for forming interesting input states for quantum simulations and computations.

19 Jan 2018

Scientists Develop a Large-Scale, Un-Hackable Quantum Network

Scientists have developed a method for securely communicating between multiple quantum devices.

12 Jan 2018

Arresting Photon Loss in Transmission Channel Could Upgrade Quantum Networks

Griffith University researchers have overcome a significant difficulty in implementing a strange quantum effect for real applications.

8 Jan 2018

Tulane Professor Wins Grant to Develop New Approaches for Quantum Computing

Tulane University professor Michael Mislove has received a $3.67 million grant from the U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research to help develop cutting-edge technology related to quantum computing.

3 Jan 2018