Quanta magazine reports on a fascinating new method of quantum computing qubit grouping that delivers more efficient measurement fault tolerances than the existing 20-year-old industry standard method.
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The FT released an excellent animated explainer site on Q-day, the point in the future where it is theorised that quantum computing will break RSA encryption.
Physicists from the California Institute of Technology partnered with Google Quantum have successfully created a mathematically equivalent holographic quantum wormhole that can teleport a qubit through the wormhole.
Researchers at the Center for Theoretical Physics of Complex Systems within the Institute for Basic Science in South Korea have published research on how to leverage quantum entanglement to speed up the charging time of battery cells, such as those in electric vehicle batteries. Using global operation quantum charging, all cells are charged at the same time, which could slash the charging time of an EV battery to seconds.
Researchers in Japan have developed a squeezed light based quantum computing system that can scale the number of qubits in use without the need for elaborate cooling systems.
Australian quantum computing company Quantum Brilliance released a rack size quantum accelerator that operates at room temperature. The device uses synthetic diamonds as a stable environment for atom based qubits that can maintain coherence for milliseconds at a time. The company plans on miniaturising the accelerator to the size of a graphics card with ~50 qubits.
Quanta Magazine published a nice Quantum Computing expaliner video and article that gives a good overview of the fundametals of quantum computing, and why it is sometimes hard to describe when compared to classical computing.
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