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Quantum Computing Benchmarks Begin to Take Shape
The Quantum Computing Development Consortium has finalized the first-ever quantum computing-focussed benchmarks, built via an open-source, hardware-agnostic vision.
Goodbye Transistor? New Optical Switches Offer up to 1,000x Better Performance
'Optical Accelerators' ditch electricity, favoring light as an exchange medium.
Quantum Computing: Triple Qubit Entanglement Achieved in Research Breakthrough
Researchers with the Riken research center in Japan have successfully demonstrated entanglement on three qubits, up from its previously demonstrated maximum of two.
U.S. National Security Agency Issues Update on Quantum-Resistant Encryption
The United States' NSA has issued a formal document titled "Quantum FAQs", exploring the future of national security in a brave new quantum world.
New AMD Patent Proposes Teleportation to Make Quantum Computing More Efficient
A team of researchers with AMD have filed a patent that looks toward a more efficient and reliable quantum computing architecture, based on the conventional multi-SIMD approach.
Toshiba Makes Breakthrough Towards the Quantum Internet
Long distance quantum communication over 600 km of fiber unlocked!
No More Silicon? Company Develops Glass CPU for Quantum Computing
IonQ has replaced the typical silicon with a fused glass-based chip, allowing for unprecedented levels of scaling for the company's trapped-ion approach to quantum computing.
Millions of Qubits, Billions of Dollars: A Scientific Breakthrough and a Promising Market for Quantum
With the latest developments potentially enabling unprecedented scaling in quantum computing, the "Quantum as a Service" market is expected to hit $26 billion by 2030.