MIT's Faster Qubit and the Patience Problem
MIT built a quantum chip component that runs faster without losing its data. It's progress. The useful computer is still years away, and the hype is not helping.
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MIT built a quantum chip component that runs faster without losing its data. It's progress. The useful computer is still years away, and the hype is not helping.
MIT designed a quantum computing component that's faster and more stable. Here's what that actually means, in plain language, and how far away useful is.
Quantum Motion closed a Series C. What silicon spin qubits actually are, what they can do today, and why your bank should care.
The US Army just tested quantum-resistant encryption. Today's computers can't break today's codes. Tomorrow's might. That gap is the business.
A new essay says quantum is both overhyped and underestimated. A lab result in Japan shows why both things are true at the same time.
Xanadu says it will have 1,000 logical qubits by 2031. Here is what that means, what it does not mean, and why it matters anyway.
A French quantum startup nearly doubles on its Nasdaq debut. Here's what that money is actually buying, and what it isn't.
Pasqal doubled on its Nasdaq debut. Canada dropped $195M on Xanadu. Quantum computing is attracting stock-market money for machines that still can't beat a laptop at most tasks.
Canada writes Xanadu a $195M check. Italy voids IBM's quantum contract. New Mexico dangles DARPA match funds. Quantum computing's real product right now is public money.
NASA's $20M quantum gravity sensor contract explains why the most consequential quantum technology isn't a computer at all.
A biologist applies brain-chaos theory to quantum sensors. A game studio uses quantum math to build better worlds. The gap between both and your daily life is smaller than you think.