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Quantum Computer Could Solve Insoluble Problems Even When Travelling Along 'Open Timelike Curves'

Why send a message back in time, but lock it so that no one can ever read the contents? Because it may be the key to solving currently intractable problems. That's the claim of an international collaboration who have just published a paper in npj Quantum Information.

10 Dec 2015

IARPA Awards IBM Scientists Major Grant to Advance Building Blocks for Universal Quantum Computer

IBM announced today that the U.S. Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) program has notified IBM that it will award its scientists a major multi-year research grant to advance the building blocks for a universal quantum computer.

10 Dec 2015

Peter Zoller Honored with 2016 Herbert Walther Award

The Optical Society (OSA) and the Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft (DPG) announced that the 2016 Herbert Walther Award will be presented to Peter Zoller, Institute for Theoretical Physics, Universität Innsbruck, Austria, for his pioneering discoveries and development of new interdisciplinary quantum science that unifies quantum optics, atomic, molecular, optical and condensed matter which have opened new paths toward future applications in quantum technology.

9 Dec 2015

Researchers Look at Localization and Ergodicity-Breaking Behavior of Atoms

Two physical phenomena, localization and ergodicity-breaking, are conjoined in new experimental and theoretical work. Before we consider possible implications for fundamental physics and for prospective quantum computing, let’s first look at these two topics in turn. It will bear providing some specific examples before getting to the quantum details.

28 Nov 2015

Researchers Propose New QKD-Based Quantum Private Query to Reduce Failure Probability

Cryptography is the approach to protect data secrecy in public environment. Certain cryptographic communications require not only the security of the transmitted message against eavesdropping from an outside adversary, but also the communicators' individual privacy against each other. Symmetrically private information retrieval (SPIR), which deals with the problem of private user queries to a database, is an example of such communication protocols.

27 Nov 2015

APS Unveils Intermediate Energy X-ray Beamline

Researchers working to create next-generation electronic systems and to understand the fundamental properties of magnetism and electronics to tackle grand challenges such as quantum computing have a new cutting-edge tool in their arsenal. The Advanced Photon Source (APS), a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science User Facility located at Argonne National Laboratory, recently unveiled a new capability: the Intermediate Energy X-ray (IEX) beamline at sector 29.

24 Nov 2015

Researchers Develop New Tools to Test Fundamental Constituents of a Quantum Information Processor

A Stony Brook University research team has developed new tools to test the fundamental constituents of a quantum information processor, a device that manipulates data based on quantum mechanics rather than classical physics and therefore would have computing power well beyond the capabilities of a classic computer. Their findings are published in the journal Scientific Reports.

24 Nov 2015

University of Pittsburgh Professor Wins Michelson Postdoctoral Prize for Pioneering Work on Quantum Electrodynamic Systems

A new assistant professor of physics at the University of Pittsburgh has won the 2015 Michelson Postdoctoral Prize for his work exploring how to make and control quantum electrodynamic systems.

13 Nov 2015

Supercomputers Can Help Interpret Large Hadron Collider Data

Argonne physicists are using Mira to perform simulations of Large Hadron Collider (LHC) experiments with a leadership-class supercomputer for the first time, shedding light on a path forward for interpreting future LHC data. Researchers at the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF) helped the team optimize their code for the supercomputer, which has enabled them to simulate billions of particle collisions faster than ever before.

5 Nov 2015

Theoretical Physicists Propose Scalable Quantum Computer Architecture

Within the last several years, considerable progress has been made in developing a quantum computer, which holds the promise of solving problems a lot more efficiently than a classical computer.

27 Oct 2015

Quantum Computing News

Quantum Computer Could Solve Insoluble Problems Even When Travelling Along 'Open Timelike Curves'

IARPA Awards IBM Scientists Major Grant to Advance Building Blocks for Universal Quantum Computer

Peter Zoller Honored with 2016 Herbert Walther Award

Researchers Look at Localization and Ergodicity-Breaking Behavior of Atoms

Researchers Propose New QKD-Based Quantum Private Query to Reduce Failure Probability

APS Unveils Intermediate Energy X-ray Beamline

Researchers Develop New Tools to Test Fundamental Constituents of a Quantum Information Processor

University of Pittsburgh Professor Wins Michelson Postdoctoral Prize for Pioneering Work on Quantum Electrodynamic Systems

Supercomputers Can Help Interpret Large Hadron Collider Data

Theoretical Physicists Propose Scalable Quantum Computer Architecture

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