Quantum Zeitgeist

Researchers at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) unified three methods for internal quantum reference frames, advancing work in quantum gravity, gauge theories, and foundational physics.

A new theory details how quantum interference of Andreev states impacts supercurrents in superconducting nanojunctions, revealing coherent oscillations with barrier transmissions below unity.

Researchers boosted entanglement between trapped ion qubits, achieving Bell state fidelities above 0.99-even with up to 10 phonons of motional excitation.

Quantropi exhibits four software-defined solutions for securing IoT and embedded systems at embedded world North America 2026, booth 6808.

Senetas returned to AISA's AdelaideSEC conference, a one-day event attracting security and network professionals. Senetas was the only cybersecurity vendor at AdelaideSEC discussing quantum readiness, addressing the question of why the Australian Signals

Quantum Machines and Academia Sinica showed that a two-qubit gate normally taking about 15 minutes to bring up manually can be calibrated in approximately 25 seconds using a reinforcement-learning agent. Connecting an OPX1000 controller to a classical GPU

QuantrolOx & QURECA partner to launch Quantum EDGE Academy, addressing the skills gap in quantum hardware.

Dr. Kajetan Fijalkowski & PTB are pioneering a new electrical resistance standard using the quantum anomalous Hall effect, achieving high accuracy without external magnetic fields.

Bertrand Russell found a hole in the foundations of mathematics in 1901, and the repair he built for it still runs inside the tools people use to program quantum computers. The line runs from his paradox through the theory of types to Godel, Church and th

David E. Shaw founded one of Wall Street's defining quantitative funds, then left to build Anton, a supercomputer that does nothing but simulate molecules. His career is the case for special-purpose silicon, which is also the case for a quantum processor.