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In the high-tech industry, Moore’s Law, first coined in the 1960’s, is an observation that the number of transistors in an integrated circuit doubles about every two years.

High-temperature superconductors, exemplified by materials like Bi-2223, have long grappled with limitations such as low critical current density and inadequate magnetic flux pinning.

Quantum information technology (QIT) holds the potential to accelerate computation to the point where numerous previously unsolved issues can be resolved. Ireland, as a technologically innovative country, has taken the initiative to contribute to the growth of quantum tech globally while building a sustainable ecosystem within the country.

The European Commission plans to evaluate the potential misuse of four key technologies, and to implement measures to address related concerns in the coming year.

LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct 3, 2023--

Researchers have demonstrated quantum communications can be achieved over a sub-sea optical fibre cable between the United Kingdom and the Republic of...

Developments in biotech can have an impact on humanity, the Earth and the animal kingdom, so it’s not surprising that headlines from the field are of immense interest.

Sept. 29, 2023 — Quantum technology investment company Quantum Exponential Group plc (AQUIS: QBIT) announced it has established a European entity [...]

Title: A New Kind of Chip Paves the Way for Quantum Technology BreakthroughsIntroductionThe race to develop a practical quantum computer has been underway

RALEIGH - A new semiconductor research hub will be developed by a partnership including Wolfspeed, N.C. State and North Carolina A&T with the federal government choosing the group for a $39.4 million grant. It's called the Commercial Leap Ahead for Wide Bandgap Semiconductors, or CLAWS, Hub. Other partners include Adroit Materials, General Electric and Kyma.