From music to quantum research, Shahaf Asban’s journey blends creativity with scientific precision. In this profile, he shares insights on…
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South Korea is the nexus of Asia’s quantum semiconductor sector
South Korea is rapidly emerging as a global quantum leader. Backed by major investments and industry giants like Samsung and…
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From Qubit Hype to Quantum Utility: What IBM’s Project Starling Taught Me
Quantum computing used to sound like science fiction to me—buzzwords, impossible math, and machines with more hype than results. But…
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MIT Confirms Quantum Entanglement in Groundbreaking Experiment, Now Challenging Classical Physics
Using light from ancient quasars to guide their measurements, MIT physicists confirmed that entangled particles remain mysteriously linked across space.…
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Quantum vs. Classical: Why the Future of Computing Is a Partnership—Not a Battle
Quantum computing isn’t here to take over—it’s here to team up. While sci-fi narratives love to pit quantum against classical…
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Quantum Progress: Notes from the Edge of the Future
Every week, I wander a little further into the weird and wondrous world of quantum computing. And every week, I…
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Why QuEra’s Magic-State Milestone Matters—Even If You’re New to Quantum
Let’s start with the obvious: “magic-state distillation on logical qubits” sounds like a line borrowed from a spellbook or the…
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VTT Quantum Advantage – Episode 1: Introduction to Quantum Computing
In this episode, you’ll get a crash course on quantum computers. Quantum computers can speed up solving certain problems, and…
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When And How Will Quantum Technology Be Commercialized?
Interviewee: Deputy Head and International Quantum Strategist Day Chair (IQSD), Quantum Strategy Institute
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Quantum Simulation and Computation with Trapped Ions | Chris Monroe
Christopher Monroe, from Duke University and IonQ, talks about Quantum Simulation and Computation with trapped ions.
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