Quantum Tech

The risk of missing out on the competitive advantage quantum computing offers is rising. Governments and private investors worldwide are placing multi-billion-dollar bets that the industry will produce huge long-term returns. Yet, for this to be realised, the theoretical advantage of quantum computers must be translated into real-world commercial value. In this article, IDTechEx explores which applications are being developed across the mate...

Quantum computing, with its promise of efficient calculations in challenging applications, is rapidly advancing in research and development. The pivotal technology for quantum computing lies in the control and evaluation of qubits. This article explores the challenges and solutions associated with the size of quantum computers as well as the DC voltage bias sources crucial for controlling and evaluating flux-tuneable superconducting qubits and si...

Aramco has signed an agreement with Pasqal to install the first quantum computer in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

British researchers, businesses, and academics will have enhanced access to future supercomputer research funding from 13th May 2024 as the UK joins the European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC).

ORCA Computing and Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Centre (PSNC) have announced a collaboration with NVIDIA, to accelerate the development of hybrid quantum-classical approaches.

In a first-of-its-kind achievement, the UK has successfully completed commercial flight trials of advanced quantum navigation systems that cannot be jammed or spoofed by hostile actors.

The combined solution integrates OPX with ORCA Cameras to provide fast camera readout capabilities for cold atoms and trapped-ions qubits. Quantum Machines (QM), a provider of processor-based quantum controllers, recently announced the integration of its advanced Observe with Hamamatsu’s high-speed ORCA-Quest camera. 

The quantum technology market leverages nano-scale physics to create revolutionary new devices for computing, sensing, and communications.

An international research team, led by the University of Göttingen, has experimentally shown that electrons in double-layer graphene, found naturally, behave as if they are massless, akin to the manner in which light travels, opening possibilities for quantum electronics. 

SemiQon's measurement and testing facilities within the premises of the National Metrology Institute VTT MIKES are now finalised and fully operational.