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India Launches 25-Qubit Quantum Hub in Bengaluru
Manipal's new Q-HUB@MAHE brings a 25-qubit open-architecture quantum computer online in Bengaluru, with a roadmap to 1,000+ qubits and 100 trained engineers by December.
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Caltech Chip Cuts Visible-Light Loss by 20x
Caltech engineers printed fiber-optic-grade light pathways directly onto silicon wafers, a step that could sharpen lasers, clocks and quantum sensors.
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UCF Finds Third Type of Magnetism for Future Computers
Physicists confirmed altermagnetism in a layered cobalt material, a discovery that could let future chips use electron spin instead of charge.
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Kyoto Physicists Crack 25-Year Quantum Puzzle
Researchers in Japan have found a way to measure a second major type of quantum entanglement for the first time, closing a 25-year gap and opening a new path toward practical quantum teleportation.
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2-Millisecond Chip Captures Sound's Quantum Jump
Stanford physicists tracked a single phonon vanish between energy states in real time, using a resonator that rings for 2 milliseconds — a scientific first.
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IBM's 70-Qubit Computer Solved What Supercomputers Can't
IBM and University of Chicago researchers completed a quantum calculation that top classical computers can't practically match, using 70 error-corrected qubits.
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Silicon Spin Qubits Cut Error Rates 20x in Quantum Leap
Four independent research teams just slashed silicon spin qubit error rates from 4% to as low as 0.2%, putting this underdog quantum technology firmly back in the race.
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Duke and IonQ Link 3 Quantum Computers Over a Photonic Network
Researchers entangled three remote trapped-ion qubits across a photonic network, clearing a long-standing barrier on the path to modular quantum computers.
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Superconductor Breakthrough: Nanoscale Trick Could Slash Electronics Energy Use
Researchers at Chalmers used nanoscale ridges in the substrate to dramatically boost superconductivity in ultrathin films, opening a path to far more efficient electronics.
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Finland Builds Sensor That Detects Energy Below a Zeptojoule
Researchers at Aalto University built a calorimeter that can detect energy pulses smaller than 0.83 zeptojoules — a milestone for quantum computing and the hunt for dark matter.
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Oxford Achieves First-Ever 'Quadsqueezing' Quantum Breakthrough
Using a single trapped ion, Oxford physicists demonstrated a fourth-order quantum effect that was once thought too fragile to observe — opening a new toolkit for sensing, simulation, and computing.