PM Modi saw Future Tech in Israel: From AI to Health
PM Modi attended a tech exhibition in Jerusalem where he explored various innovations in AI, cyber security, health-tech, quantum technology, and agri-tech.
Quantum Machines Will Change the World of Computers
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Quantum chemistry software promises a revolution in the discovery of new drugs and materials
A powerful quantum chemistry mechanism is now available to assist scientists in tackling complex chemical problems, potentially accelerating drug discovery and materials science research.
Finnish quantum company IQM makes history: goes public in the United States
Finnish quantum computing company IQM has become the first of its kind to list on the stock exchange in the United States, with an estimated value of $1.8 billion.
Quantum Systems: Drone Offensive on the Ground
Florian Seibel aims to transform the drone manufacturer Quantum Systems into a leading neo-defense conglomerate, challenging major players like Rheinmetall, with an upcoming joint venture involving Ukrainian defense efforts.
China against the West: Whoever Masters Quantum Computing Wins
The article discusses the geopolitical competition between China and the West, focusing on the development of quantum computing in China.
Chinese scientists put quantum chaos in ‘slow motion’
Chinese scientists have achieved a significant milestone by manipulating quantum systems to observe a stable transitional state, which may help preserve quantum information.
Random Numbers and Quantum Mechanics
A group of researchers has developed a method to generate genuinely random numbers using a computer, addressing a longstanding challenge in information technology.
The work of the University of Latvia recognized as one of the most significant achievements in Latvian science in 2025
The University of Latvia's research focuses on quantum physics to create smaller, more powerful electronic devices, which may redefine technology standards.
The work of Latvian researchers could pave the way for faster and smaller computers
Latvian researchers are exploring the use of quantum physics to develop smaller and more powerful electronic devices as traditional physics laws become inadequate.
Chinese scientists find path for long-distance quantum communications network
A team from Peking University has developed a prototype for long-distance quantum communications that could enhance security in data transmission over vast distances.
French Startups in the Race for Quantum Computers: Quandela, Photons to Revolutionize Computing
French startup Quandela is developing a miniaturized technology for manipulating light, aiming to create quantum computers with capabilities surpassing current supercomputers.
Not just AI! Now the era of these 3 technologies will come... whoever learns them will get double the package!
Experts predict a significant transformation in technology, including quantum computing and nuclear fusion, which could drastically change the job market.
Once Upon a Time in Digital
The article discusses the implications of quantum computing, highlighting concerns and misconceptions about its potential speed and functionality compared to digital computers.
China achieves tamper-proof quantum communication over 100km with single atoms
Chinese researchers successfully developed tamper-proof quantum communication over distances of 100 kilometers using single atoms, which closes the gap between experimental and real-world applications.
What Basic Knowledge is Necessary for Quantum × Business? A Guide and Certification Plan by a Private Organization
A private organization, Q-STAR, has developed a guideline and is planning to introduce certification for essential knowledge and skills in quantum technology, aiming to increase public understanding and application of these technologies in business by 2027.
China’s first-of-a-kind ABF crystal creates most energized solid-state laser beam
A laboratory at the Xinjiang Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry has developed a groundbreaking ABF crystal that produces the shortest wavelength laser beam at 158.9 nanometers, potentially advancing fields like quantum computing and precision manufacturing.
Carmen Palacios-Berraquero, founder of Nu Quantum: 'Quantum supremacy will be achieved soon. We must act fast'
Carmen Palacios-Berraquero, a 34-year-old physicist, is revolutionizing computing with a system that overcomes the limitations of qubit growth, predicting imminent quantum supremacy.
China’s quantum warfare weapons; ‘rising star’ quits US: SCMP’s 7 highlights
The article discusses various highlights from SCMP's reporting, including China's development of over 10 quantum warfare weapons by the People's Liberation Army.
"It is producing quantum weapons": what we know about the new Chinese military wild cards
China is advancing in military technology with a focus on quantum computing as a new strategic power multiplier, seeking to redefine warfare beyond traditional weapons.
Chinese military says it is developing over 10 quantum warfare weapons
The People's Liberation Army of China announced that it is working on more than 10 experimental quantum warfare weapons aimed at enhancing military intelligence and front-line mapping capabilities.
Quantum Diamonds: Munich Start-up Could Become Indispensable for Global Chip Industry
A Munich-based start-up is developing high-tech machines intended for the world's leading chip factories, aiming to unveil previously hidden aspects of chip manufacturing.
Technology: When Atoms Dance
The article discusses a physicist's work at a quantum computing startup, where trapped ions are being taught to compute using advanced technology in a controlled environment.
Scientists manage to 'clean' light itself
Researchers are developing techniques to produce pure, single photons for advanced quantum computing and ultra-secure communications.
Italy Rides the 'Quantum' Train
Italy is making significant strides in digitalization, having achieved 76% of its goals for 2026 under the leadership of Giorgia Meloni's government, and effectively utilizing the opportunities provided by the PNRR.
Alain Aspect, Nobel Prize in Physics: "Einstein was so intelligent that he would have had to acknowledge quantum entanglement"
Alain Aspect discusses how Albert Einstein would have reacted to his experiments on quantum entanglement, drawing parallels between physics and his newfound hobby of magic.