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1st operating system for quantum networks has been built

The first operating system for quantum networks has been built

As a step towards a useful and ultra-secure quantum internet, researchers have created an operating system that coordinates connected quantum computers, no matter what hardware they use

Tom's Hardware on MSN · 1d

QNodeOS claims to be the first operating system for quantum networks, paving the way for future quantum applications

Researchers at the QIA have developed the world's first hardware-independent quantum-network operating system, supporting applications written with high-level code.

Interesting Engineering on MSN · 1d

World’s first operating system for quantum network unveiled in internet breakthrough

This breakthrough signifies a pivotal leap from theoretical concepts to tangible technology. “The goal of future quantum networks is to enable new internet applications that are

Phys.org · 1d

First operating system for quantum networks paves the way for practical internet applications

Quantum Internet Alliance (QIA) researchers at TU Delft, QuTech, University of Innsbruck, INRIA and CNRS recently announced the creation of the first operating system designed for quantum networks: QNodeOS.

D-Wave, Quantum computing

New Scientist on MSN · 1d

Doubts cast over D-Wave's claim of quantum computer supremacy

D-Wave's claim that its quantum computers can solve problems that would take hundreds of years on classical machines have been undermined by two separate research groups showing that even an ordinary

Business Insider · 1d

“Quantum Computational Supremacy” Sends D-Wave Quantum Stock (QBTS) Surging

D-Wave Quantum (QBTS) has achieved “quantum computational supremacy” with its annealing quantum computer. This means that D-Wave’s computer has

Barron's on MSN · 21h

D-Wave Claims ‘Quantum Supremacy.’ What It Means for Quantum Computing.

D-Wave Quantum said Wednesday that it had not only achieved “quantum supremacy,” but had done so using a practical problem, marking an industry first. The quantum-computing company said its Advantage2 system solved a problem in 20 minutes that would take one of the world’s most powerful supercomputers nearly 1 million years to complete.

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Magnetically-launched atoms sense motion

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This New Quantum Tech Could Revolutionize How We Navigate The World

The future of navigation will integrate quantum sensors to enhance location accuracy (via Earth's magnetic and gravitational ...

Live Science on MSN1d

Chinese quantum processor is 1 quadrillion times faster than the best supercomputer — and it rivals Google's breakthrough Willow chip

This new superconducting prototype quantum processor achieved benchmarking results to rival Google's new Willow QPU.

Science News1d

A quantum computing milestone is immediately challenged by a supercomputer

A quantum processor solved a problem in 20 minutes that would take a supercomputer millions of years. A supercomputer then did a part of it in about 2 hours.

D-Wave quantum annealers solve problems classical algorithms struggle with

D-Wave is a company that makes quantum annealers, specialized hardware that is most effective when applied to a class of optimization problems. The new work shows that the hardware can track the ...

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Fermilab’s Anna Grassellino: eyeing the prize of quantum advantage

SQMS director Anna Grassellino talks to Physics World about the evolution of a unique multidisciplinary research hub for ...

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Quantum control of collisions possible beyond ultralow temperatures, study shows

At ultracold temperatures, interatomic collisions are relatively simple, and their outcome can be controlled using a magnetic ...

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Centre makes ‘quantum hubs’ operational

Government funds hubs in leading institutions to develop quantum computer technology, with Uttar Pradesh receiving the highest allocation.

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