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IBM's 70-Qubit Computer Solved What Supercomputers Can't
Technology

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
Technology

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
Science

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
Science

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
Technology

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
Science

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.

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