MIT showcases quantum chip communication without physical contact
New technique enables remote entanglement
Microsoft Majorana 1 chip promises real quantum computing within years, not decades
Chip harnesses exotic "topological" state of matter
Scientist worked out how to transfer data between two machines using quantum teleportation
Breakthrough is a first step in building a quantum network
We're getting closer to having practical quantum computers - here's what they will be used for
From superposition to real-world impact
PsiQuantum to establish groundbreaking quantum computer facility in Illinois
The world's first useful quantum computer?
Japan to help IBM build a massive 10,000-qubit quantum computer
An unprecedented increase in qubit count, five years from now
Google achieves quantum computer error correction breakthrough
One step closer to practical quantum computing
Physicists created an odd phase of matter with two dimensions of time
The discovery could lead to more stable quantum computing storage
IBM's new Eagle quantum processor is a 127-qubit chip unmatched by standard computers
For now, the Eagle processor is only available to select members of the IBM Quantum Network
The State of Quantum Computing Systems: Current Designs and Future Challenges
While the race to quantum supremacy is picking up pace, it's still very early stages to call it a "competition." And yet funding is being poured into this field to help push humanity to the next big era in computing.
China claims to have taken the lead in the quantum race with 66-qubits processor
World's fastest quantum processor?
Los Alamos National Laboratory is buying a 5,000-qubit quantum computer from D-Wave
The system uses Quantum Annealing, a different technology than Google and IBM's systems
Meet Bristlecone: Google's quantum processor that could achieve supremacy
Aiming to surpass traditional supercomputers
Intel is one step closer to mass production of quantum processors
17-qubits of superconducting material appear from Intel's labs
D-Wave's new 2000Q quantum computer pack 2,000 qubits, hefty price tag
TDS paid $15 million for the first machine
