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Two groups of physicists guided by Peter Zoller and Thomas Monz have engineered the first programmable quantum sensor and verified it in the lab.

Atomic clocks are the best sensors mankind has ever built. Today, they can be found in national standards institutes or satellites of navigation systems.

Use IBMs Quantum Development systems to develop algorithms for practical applications and simulators, work with quantum circuits on the IBM Quantum

In what may be another indication of quantum viability, for the second time in less than a month, a quantum computing company has gone public. Hybrid [...]

Michel Devoret is a co-recipient of the Micius Quantum Prize for his groundbreaking work, including key contributions in the development of qubits.

Michel Devoret is a co-recipient of the Micius Quantum Prize for his groundbreaking work, including key contributions in the development of qubits.

New experiments make clear how quantum effects—in the form of quantum correlations—can make an engine perform better than classical limits.

QURECA (Quantum Resources & Careers) is hosting Zapata Computings first online training course to empower enterprises to become quantum-ready

Two Italian engineers have figured out how to use the sun to roast the coffee beans that end up as our morning brew. This setup, shown last October in Rome, can roast up to 50 kilograms of coffee beans in an hour.

In new research published in Science Advances, HPE improves prediction that it will take 600 million years to simulate a quantum problem on a