Investors are throwing money at quantum startups. Maybe they should be looking at a more venerable player that has a lot of ...

The first skeptic of quantum energy teleportation was Hotta himself. In 2008, he was searching for a way of measuring the strength of a peculiar quantum mechanical link known as entanglement, where ...

The second product announced this morning is IBM Quantum Nighthawk, a processor that will enable the immediate continuation ...

After a yearlong technical review, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency said Thursday it will advance designs from Microsoft and California-based PsiQuantum to the next phase of its Quantum ...

There was a time, not that long ago, when artificial intelligence operated in a quiet corner of the tech world without a lot of attention or interest. Quantum computing is in a similar position today.

I know, I know, the above title has much eyebrow-raising potential. After all, what do Airbus and BMW have in common, and what business do they have getting involved in quantum computer research? Read ...

Chemistry depends on heat. Atoms or molecules bounce around randomly, collide, and form other molecules. At higher temperatures, atoms collide more and the rate at which atoms become molecules ...

Competition’s aim is to unlock the possibilities of creating more effective, environmentally-friendly, and secure solutions that will shape the future of transportation. Airbus and BMW Group have ...

This Microsoft illustration depicts a future quantum supercomputer operating in an Azure data center. (Microsoft Image) Microsoft says it has achieved an important physics breakthrough representing ...

But quantum fields are entangled—the fluctuations in one spot tend to match fluctuations in another spot. In 2008, Hotta published a paper outlining how two physicists, Alice and Bob, might exploit ...