Quantum Computing
Hardware breakthroughs, error correction, and real-world progress toward practical quantum computing.
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Japan Switches On Its First Neutral-Atom Quantum Computer
Shunkai runs on just 50 qubits today, but Japan and Infleqtion are aiming for 10,000. Here’s why trapping atoms with lasers might get there faster than supercooling a chip.
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Brookhaven and Stony Brook Prove Wireless Quantum Networks Can Work
Brookhaven National Laboratory and Stony Brook University beamed entangled photons 13 miles through open air, the first US demo of a wireless quantum network that could let quantum computers link up without fiber.
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AI Decoder Outpaces Standard Benchmarks on Real Quantum Hardware Data
What happens when an AI trained only on fake data meets a real quantum chip? Quantum X Labs just found out, and beat Google’s own decoder in the process.
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IBM’s Modular Fridges Just Solved a Major Quantum Computing Bottleneck
What do quantum computers and data centers have in common? IBM just showed both can scale the same way, by linking smaller units instead of building one impossibly large machine.