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The EU-funded macQsimal project, coordinated by CSEM as part of the EU’s FET Flagship on Quantum Technologies program, has now drawn to a close, after leading to some promising discoveries.

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DESY and IBM have entered an agreement on quantum computing that welcomes DESY as a member of the IBM Quantum Network to explore the opportunities of the new technology. DESY seeks to exploit opportunities for solving scientific problems much more efficiently in the future on quantum computers, and even potentially tackle challenges that are not accessible to classical computers. With this partnership IBM hopes that DESY will identify new and important fields of application for this nascent tech...

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New facility will enable national and international research teams to connect to satellites with quantum secure communication payloads A satellite ground station facility at Errol Aerodrome, a former WWII RAF airfield between Dundee and Perth, has be

Researchers have shown that the computational imaging technique known as ghost imaging can be combined with human vision to image an object that can't directly be seen by the person. The new work represents a step toward combining human intelligence with artificial intelligence.

Reality might be “in the eye of the observer,” according to new research.

The EU-funded macQsimal project, coordinated by CSEM as part of the EU’s FET Flagship on Quantum Technologies program, has now drawn to a close, after leading to some promising discoveries. For instance, engineers developed a new kind of miniature atomic watch that will soon hit the market.

Riverlane and Rigetti Computing launch partnership to tackle error correction on superconducting quantum computers

Building on the success of the series of Joint Symposia on Quantum Technologies held over 2021 and 2022, The National Physical Laboratory (NPL) will host the first in-person Joint Symposium on Quantum Technologies on 13th - 14th September 2022 at the NPL facilities in Teddington, UK. Click to read more...