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IQM Quantum Computers has fully entangled all 54 qubits on its Emerald processor simultaneously, a feat previously uncommon in commercially available systems where algorithms typically used around 30 qubits reliably.
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Researchers from the University of Regensburg , Philipps-Universität Marburg, and Forschungszentrum Jülich have, for the first time, visualized electrons in graphene seemingly bypassing established rules of energy transfer.
Rutgers finds quantum two particle groups in superconductor swirls
Rutgers physicists have distinguished two groups of particles trapped within the magnetic vortices inside a superconductor, a detail previously unobservable with conventional techniques.
Scientists film electrons shifting in graphene with each light wave
Researchers have, for the first time, visualized Landau-Zener-Majorana (LZM) tunnelling, described as “notoriously elusive”, within graphene using attosecond-precision subcycle band-structure videography.
A recent experiment revealed a quantized conductance of e^2/2h in a quantum point contact between fractional quantum Hall edges, a setup researchers are calling a “quantum Hall transformer”, before this conductance unexpectedly vanishes at low temperatures.
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Hitesh Changlani to model electrons in quantum materials
Florida State University physicist Hitesh Changlani will model the behavior of electrons in quantum materials with a $2 million Department of Energy grant shared with Brown University’s Kemp Plumb.
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Pauli Z dressing unlocks universal quantum gates in limited spaces
Researchers have demonstrated a method for achieving universal quantum gate operation even within limited computational spaces, such as those with fixed particle number or spin.
A new benchmark tests quantum algorithms with realistic noise
Researchers have established a new benchmark for evaluating quantum algorithms by testing their ability to prepare ground states amidst realistic noise.
NVision Quantum designs molecule for qubit function
The team reports achieving millisecond-scale retention of a quantum state, a duration significantly longer than many current qubit technologies allow for more complex calculations before decoherence.
Verona launches a network upgrade to resist quantum attacks
Verona has launched Fermi, an upgrade to its mainnet that brings native post-quantum signatures to every account on the network.
The move addresses a rapidly compressing timeline for quantum threats.
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A single leak bound now secures quantum key distribution
Abhishek Mishra of Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) and colleagues demonstrate a path toward securing quantum key distribution (QKD) with a significantly simplified set of assumptions.
JPMorganChase combines quantum authentication and key expansion in one protocol
JPMorganChase researchers have developed a quantum authentication protocol, QAKE, that combines client authentication and key expansion into a single process.
Long-lived defects trap qubit energy, study finds
Researchers at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology have identified that non-Poissonian quantum jump traces reveal the presence of long-lived two-level systems that hinder the performance of superconducting qubits.
Quantum-classical system solves EV charging on IBM hardware
Researchers at Fraunhofer IOSB-AST and Honda Research Institute Europe GmbH have developed a hybrid quantum-classical framework to optimize electric vehicle (EV) charging and trip assignments.
PsiQuantum unveils low-loss silicon photonics optical switch
Has demonstrated an 8×8 radix Optical Circuit Switch, achieving 1.2 dB of insertion loss in testing, a performance level the company reports is typical.
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