quantum computer

Researchers develop a heterostructure consisting of an insulator, (Bi,Sb)2Te3, and a material layer of gallium

New error-detection method takes advantage of the way quantum information is scrambled

Controlling a europium molecule’s rotation could lead to advancements in microelectronics and quantum computing

Parity quantum computers make it easier to implement complex algorithms

Researchers can uncover compounds that might enable next-generation computer chips or quantum devices

New proof-of-concept research shows that spin qubits can hold information for 2 milliseconds

Probabilistic computing would function at room temperature and infer potential answers from complex input

Running a quantum system backward, then forward in time distinguishes information leaks from information scrambling

New method has potential uses for quantum computing and biological sensing

Europium molecular crystal a material of interest for quantum memories and computers