In an attempt to realize the quantum Internet, researchers from the Humboldt-Universitt zu Berlin and the Ferdinand-Braun-Institut have achieved an extraordinary feat: the generation of photons with stable frequencies emitted by quantum light sources. This achievement brings us one step closer to the elusive quantum Internet, a transformative concept that could revolutionize the way we … Read more
The founders of Oxford Ionics, Dr. Tomy Harty and Dr. Chris Balance Fisher Studies The truth is, we weren’t quite there yet. Although the term “quantum computing” easily disappears from the mouths of politicians, business leaders, scientists and engineers, it could be five years or more before this new data processing technology begins to have … Read more
Go to our on-demand library to view VB Transform 2023 sessions. Register here In 2022, leaders in the U.S. military technology and cybersecurity community said they view 2023 as the reset year for quantum computing. They estimated that the time needed to make the systems quantum safe will correspond to the time when the first … Read more
Management of the Delft racetracks (left to right) Daan Kuitenbrouwer, Jakob Kammhuber, Sal Jua Bosman and Maarten Hendriks | Image credit: Circuits Delft Delft Circuits, an expansion company supplying quantum hardware, announced on Thursday 7 September that it had secured €6.3 million in a Series A funding round. The investment came from existing investors, including … Read more
05 September 2023 The terrestrial global quantum internet is blocked due to signal losses in the fiber, says a Dutch research team. TNO, an independent non-profit research organization based in the Netherlands, has joined a European collaboration to develop what it calls a space-enabled global quantum internet. The group’s justification is that a possible future … Read more
Photograph of the quantum chip housing the 16 crossbar array of quantum dots, seamlessly integrated into a checkerboard pattern. Each quantum dot, like a pawn on a chessboard, is uniquely identifiable and controllable using a coordinate system of letters and numbers. Photo credit: Marieke de Lorijn for QuTech. Credit: Marieke de Lorijn for QuTech A … Read more
With an estimated 43 billion Internet of Things (IoT) devices expected to be in use globally in 2023, their security is becoming increasingly important across a wide range of industries. Because IoT devices generate and exchange data, we depend on that data to be accurate and reliable. Furthermore, because they are networked, their exploitation … Read more
Source: Amin Van/Shutterstock.com Proposed by Feynman in the 1980s, quantum computing has evolved rapidly, offering unique capabilities beyond classical computers. Shor’s algorithm, for example, could break modern cryptography, while other advances offer unprecedented benefits. Up-and-coming quantum computing stocks emerge as a niche sector poised for growth, making it a worthwhile investment. Riding the quantum wave … Read more
The quantum computing strategy uses a simple magnetic field to rotate qubits, like the spins of electrons, in a natural quantum system. The use of natural quantum interactions allows for faster and more robust calculations for Grover’s algorithm and many others. Scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory have developed a revolutionary method quantum computing approach … Read more
Quantum computers have the potential to crack the most advanced cryptographic protocols, including those used for the blockchain protocols in operation today. That’s because quantum computers, which are based on the principles of quantum mechanics, can in theory complete certain computationally intensive operations that would take today’s classical computers an extraordinary amount of time. A … Read more