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When will computer hardware match the human brain? by Hans Moravec - Vimarsana News

When will computer hardware match the human brain? by Hans Moravec

Hans Moravec argues that computers will soon outperform human intellects. 'The visceral sense of a thinking presence in machinery will become increasingly widespread.'

Microsoft claims 'most reliable logical qubits on record' - Vimarsana News

Microsoft claims 'most reliable logical qubits on record'

Microsoft, in collaboration with hardware company Quantinuum, has claimed a major breakthrough in quantum error correction, which it says will propel the field into a new era of reliability and scalability.

How long before quantum computers can benefit society? That's Google's US$5 million question - Vimarsana News

How long before quantum computers can benefit society? That's Google's US$5 million question

Quantum computing has huge promise from a technical perspective, but the practical benefits are less clear.

Project demonstrates a reliable physical qubit - Vimarsana News

Project demonstrates a reliable physical qubit

A project involving researchers from the universities of Mainz, Olomouc and Tokyo has succeeded in generating a logical qubit from a single light pulse that has the inherent capacity to correct errors. Click to read more...

Technique could improve the sensitivity of quantum sensing devices - Vimarsana News

Technique could improve the sensitivity of quantum sensing devices

A new technique can control a larger number of microscopic defects in a diamond. These defects can be used as qubits for quantum sensing applications, and being able to control a greater number of qubits would improve the sensitivity of such devices.

Source: mit.edu