Quantum computing is poised to disrupt industries from cryptography to weather forecasting, but commercially viable systems may still be 20 years away. Pure-play quantum computing companies face ...

One that's definitely in the latter category? Quantum computing. In some ways, quantum hardware is a better match for some of the math that underlies AI than more traditional hardware. While the ...

Quantum computing has long been heralded as the next frontier in technology, promising solutions to problems that classical computers cannot tackle. Recent advancements by MIT researchers have ...

Physically random processes are hard to verify remotely, and by design, traditional computers can’t generate true randomness. But a new quantum breakthrough may have solved the problem.

Quantum computers, which process information leveraging quantum mechanical effects, have the potential to outperform classical computers in some optimization and computational tasks. In addition ...

Although corporate investment spearheads quantum computing development, universities contribute significantly beyond direct corporate funding. These esteemed institutions, including MIT ...

Quantum computing, on one side, is breaking barriers in processing power and promises to solve complex problems with currently unsolvable solutions. On the other side, digital currency—putting ...

a French deeptech company specializing in neutral atom quantum computing and design automation. The proposed investment grants BTQ a 16.67% equity stake, with an option to acquire full ownership ...

For a long time, researchers have been looking for the sort of task that a quantum computer will be better at doing than a classical computer. Because if a quantum computer shows that it can be ...

While poised to revolutionize science and technology, quantum computing presents a serious risk to global cybersecurity. Keith King, former Lead Engineer for the U.S. Presidential Direct ...

Announced on April 3, 15 companies focused on quantum computing will work with DARPA researchers to scale their technology with one common goal: creating a utility scale quantum computer.