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Quantum communication market to soar to $5.5bn by 2030

The global quantum communication market is set to grow from $0.74bn in 2024 to an estimated $5.54bn by 2030. Find out more.

Quantum entanglement decoded: How ultrafast events unfold in attoseconds

Researchers from TU Wien have developed advanced computer simulations that reveal how quantum entanglement occurs within attoseconds.

Exploring the key concepts of quantum mechanics

Notable principles of quantum mechanics, such as wave-particle duality and the uncertainty principle, challenge classical physics.

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.

Quantum defects discovery may transform optical storage

Discover a groundbreaking optical storage method using rare-earth elements and quantum defects to enable advanced data storage solutions.

Max Planck-New York Center expands research on quantum materials

The Max Planck–New York Center on Non-Equilibrium Quantum Phenomena has secured funding to continue its research on quantum materials.

Innovating with topological chemistry: Quantum advancements at Université de Sherbrooke

Research at the Université de Sherbrooke in topological quantum materials is poised to revolutionise quantum technology.

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.

Quantum entanglement observed at Large Hadron Collider in historic breakthrough

Scientists have observed quantum entanglement at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) for the first time. Find out more.

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.

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.

Neural networks tackle one of the most difficult challenges in quantum chemistry

New research using neural networks proposes a solution to the tough challenge of modelling the states of molecules.

UK universities developing quantum technologies to solve dark matter mystery

Three of the UK’s leading universities are developing quantum technologies to solve one of the greatest mysteries in science – dark matter.

NIST develops world’s most accurate atomic clock

A team of scientists has pioneered the world's most accurate atomic clock – more precise than any previously created.

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