Give me a qubit for long enough and a probe in which to measure it, and I shall extract the geometry of our world.” ...

Interdisciplinary teams across the Quantum Systems Accelerator (QSA) are using innovative approaches to push the boundaries ...

Japanese tech giant Fujitsu and leading research institute RIKEN have announced a major breakthrough with the development of ...

Among the current challenges with creating quantum computers is that the timespan that a singular qubit remains coherent is quite limited, restricting their usefulness. Usually such qubits consist ...

However, because superconducting qubits require ultralow operating temperatures, large-scale refrigeration is a major challenge – there is no technology available today that can provide the cooling ...

Fujitsu Limited and RIKEN announced the development of a 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer, established at the RIKEN ...

Fujitsu and RIKEN (a leading Japanese research institute) have announced that they’ve developed a new 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer, which significantly expands their quantum ...

Fujitsu and RIKEN have jointly developed a 256-qubit quantum computer, which builds on the 64-qubit version launched at the ...

Rigetti's $5.48 million project with academic partners aims to enhance qubit performance through novel chip fabrication techniques. Rigetti Computing has announced a $5.48 million grant from the ...

The toy qubit universe “serves as a reservoir from which an observer may extract the information necessary for a geometric structure to emerge,” they concluded. “[T]he question remains as to ...