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Trinity College scientists discover Mpemba effect in quantum systems

Trinity College researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery that extends the curious Mpemba effect into the world of quantum physics.

Diamond defects provide breakthrough in quantum communication

Researchers at KIT have made significant advancements in quantum communication by improving the stability of diamond-based qubits.

IBM launches first quantum data center in Europe: A major leap for quantum computing

IBM has launched its first quantum data center in Europe, a significant milestone for the continent's role in advancing quantum computing.

EU Commission announces €65m funding to advance quantum chips

The European Commission has revealed a major investment of €65m to drive innovation in quantum chips in the EU.

Method to split electrons unlocks the potential of topological quantum computers

Researchers have identified a novel method to split electrons that may unlock the potential of topological quantum computers.

US invests $65m in quantum computing research

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced a significant $65m investment in quantum computing research.

Quantum technology is the future. Will it be Canada’s?

Paul Smith from the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics asks what it will take to bring the quantum technology revolution to fruition.

KIST quantum error correction breakthrough propels quantum computing forward

KIST has made an advancement in quantum error correction, a critical solution for the practical application of quantum computing.

GenMat: Driving quantum innovation

Discover how materials science pioneer GenMat™ is driving fundamentally new understandings of material properties at the quantum level.

2025: The international year of quantum science and technology

This year, the United Nations proclaimed 2025 as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. Discover more here.

University of Bath develops cutting-edge optical fibres for quantum computing

University of Bath has developed a new generation of speciality optical fibres designed to meet the future demands of quantum computing.

£100m boost for groundbreaking quantum hubs in the UK

Five new quantum research hubs backed by over £100m of government funding will deliver breakthroughs in healthcare and cybersecurity.

The EQUALITY project: Advancing towards quantum algorithms

The Horizon-funded EQUALITY project’s objective is to develop a full stack of technologies comprised of core quantum algorithms and hardware.

Oxford Ionics unveils world’s most powerful quantum chip

Oxford Ionics has demonstrated the performance of the world's highest-performing quantum chip. Find out more.

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