7IBM's latest quantum computer is a 20-qubit work of artThe glass exterior was designed by Goppion, a Milan-based manufacturer of high-end museum display cases.By N. Summers, 01.08.2019
President poised to sign bill creating quantum computing initiativeIt could help the US claim the lead in quantum computers.By J. Fingas, 12.20.2018
Diamond 'guitar' strings could lead to quantum computer memoryYou even tune their frequencies.By J. Fingas, 05.27.2018
Intel’s quantum computing efforts take a major step forwardIntel now has 0.0049 percent of a viable quantum computer.By A. Souppouris, 01.08.2018
'Flip-flop' design makes quantum computers more affordableYou could make a silicon-based quantum chip without reinventing the wheel.By J. Fingas, 09.06.2017
Google wants to sell quantum computing in the cloudIt's taking steps to offer quantum tech beyond the lab.By J. Fingas, 07.17.2017
Silicon-laced diamonds could lead to practical quantum computersA little bit of silicon turns diamond defects into better quantum bits.By J. Fingas, 05.29.2017
IBM plans to build a universal quantum computerIt would be the first commercial system of its kind.By J. Fingas, 03.06.2017
Scientists hold the first quantum computer face-offIBM's and University of Maryland's quantum computers engage in an algorithm-crunching battle. By M. Moon, 02.22.2017
Lasers and microwaves lead to better quantum computing circuitsResearchers have found a way to use large numbers of atoms as quantum bits.By J. Fingas, 07.04.2016
IBM opens its quantum computer to the publicIf you can wrap your head around qubits, you can try it yourself.By J. Fingas, 05.04.2016
Canada's prime minister schools reporter on quantum computingWhen you come at Justin Trudeau, you best not miss.By E. Alvarez, 04.15.2016
D-Wave's quantum computer overcomes key math challenge, doesn't silence skepticsBy J. Fingas, 10.03.2013
Researchers create working quantum bit in silicon, pave way for PCs of the futureBy S. Silbert, 09.21.2012
CCNY, UC Berkeley develop lasers that could rewrite quantum chips, spin those atoms right roundBy J. Fingas, 06.27.2012
Flawed diamonds are perfect ingredients for quantum computing, just add time travelBy S. Sakr, 04.07.2012
Yale Physicists develop quantum computing error correction, are a qubit pleased with themselvesBy J. Trew, 02.15.2012