Tag: quantum computing
Quantum sensing method measures minuscule magnetic fields
Sensing static magnetic fields with high sensitivity and spatial resolution is critical to many applications in fundamental physics, bioimaging, and materials science. Even more...
Scientists developed a faster method to read quantum memory
Applying a short microwave pulse to the superconducting circuit containing the qubit and then measure the reflected microwave is the only method used to...
How to move electrons with light?
In motion physics, the motion of the particles largely depends on negatively charged electrons. But physicists are still in the puzzle that which force push...
Student engineers an interaction between two qubits using photons
In computers, binary digits interact and hand off data for processing. Similarly in quantum computing, qubits i.e., quantum bits must interact to process the data.
But...
Scientists show how to directly observe quantum spin effects
With organizations like Google, Microsoft, and IBM all hustling to make the world's first down to earth quantum computer, scientists worldwide are investigating the...
Scientists set a new speed record for trapped-ion ‘building blocks’ of quantum computers
Quantum computers perform tasks on the laws of quantum physics. Now, scientists at the Oxford University are using a trapped-ion technique to develop its...
Complete design of a silicon quantum computer chip unveiled
UNSW scientists have recently designed a working silicon quantum computer chip that can integrate quantum interactions. The architecture of the chip allows quantum calculations to be...
One of Largest Quantum Simulator Yet
MIT scientists have recently demonstrated another approach to control quantum bits of matter. They did this by utilizing a system of finely tuned lasers to first trap...
A New Kind of Quantum Computer
Usually, Quantum mechanics fuses some extremely non-instinctive properties of matter. For instance, due to its quantum superposition property, an atom can simultaneously present in two...
