In the hushed halls of technological advancement, where innovation whispers rather than shouts, China’s “Origin Wukong” quantum computer has quietly…
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The Quantum Leap: Neutral Atom Quantum Computing’s Promising Trajectory
In the often bewildering landscape of quantum computing, a new contender has recently emerged, quietly captivating the attention of industry…
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What Competitive Swimming Taught a Quantum Researcher About Machine Learning
There is still a strange stereotype surrounding quantum computing. People imagine a person sealed inside fluorescent laboratories, surrounded by whiteboards…
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Alone Amongst the Atoms: The Unraveling Mystery of Consciousness
Consciousness, a word that fits awkwardly into the bounds of science, seems almost too slippery to pin down. It is…
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Quantum State: How SUNY is Building America’s Quantum Future
In a bold reimagining of its public university system, New York State has placed the State University of New York…
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How a Quieter Material Gave Quantum Machines More Time to Think
There’s a funny thing about progress in quantum computing. It doesn’t usually stall because we don’t have enough clever ideas.…
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The Semiconductor Breakthrough That Makes Quantum Computing Practical (Finally)
Scientists at NYU and the University of Queensland just achieved what was dismissed as theoretically impossible for 60 years: they…
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Why Energy Costs Could Kill Quantum Supremacy: A Hard Truth from Clark Alexander
Our episode of Impact Quantum featuring Clark Alexander is a brilliant, brain-bending ride through mathematics, quantum computing, energy markets, and…
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IBM unveils two new quantum processors with roadmap to fault-tolerant computing
Have you ever wondered if two objects could be mysteriously linked across vast distances—so much so that what happens to…
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The Math Needed for Quantum Computing
Have you ever considered the idea that mathematics is not just a subject but a language? A language that narrates…
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