Honeywell's latest quantum computer claims a new problem solving milestoneThe System Model H1 offers the highest "quantum volume" out thereBy C. Velazco, 10.29.2020
Intel's 'hot' qubits could lead to more advanced quantum computersHigher temperatures allow for more than just a handful of quantum bits.By J. Fingas, 04.15.2020
Intel outlines chip that will make quantum computers smaller and fasterHorse Ridge will allow for more (and more capable) qubits.By J. Fingas, 02.19.2020
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
Microsoft offers developers a preview of its quantum computing kitThe kit provides tools for learning how to code for quantum computers.By M. Locklear, 12.11.2017
IBM's simulated molecule could lead to drug and energy advancesA quantum computer has simulated the largest molecule to date.By R. England, 09.14.2017
'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
Quantum 'hashtags' may prove the existence of a strange particleIt could be the key to practical quantum computers.By J. Fingas, 08.26.2017
Australians researchers have built a better qubitIt's ten times more stable and could lead to a quantum computing breakthrough.By A. Tarantola, 11.08.2016
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
Newly discovered magnetism is a big boost for quantum computersQuantum spin liquids are real, and might be the future of technology.By J. Fingas, 04.05.2016
World record setting experiment brings quantum computing a step closer to realityBy S. Buckley, 11.16.2013
Researchers create working quantum bit in silicon, pave way for PCs of the futureBy S. Silbert, 09.21.2012
Scientists create the first universal quantum network, are scared to restart the routerBy J. Trew, 04.12.2012
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