A University of Colorado Denver engineer is on the cusp of giving scientists a new tool that can help them turn sci-fi into reality.

Using a process known as “magic state distillation” in logical qubits will help make future quantum computers more fault-tolerant.

AI and quantum development won't be slowing down any time soon, and hackers are only getting more sophisticated.

Key Points Shares of QCI have soared over the last year, but the company still has almost no revenue.It expects to ramp up ...

The result points to a significant advance in computing power, prompting researchers to replicate the groundbreaking measurement. On July 8, 2025, researchers at Aalto University in Finland reported a ...

Quantum computing’s promise is inching closer to reality. In the coming years, these systems will likely lead to ...

Qubits are the fundamental unit of quantum computing, like bits are the basic unit of digital computing. Bits can be a 0 or 1 ...

The startup behind Chicago's more than $1 billion quantum computing deal said operations are expected to start in three years ...

A team of researchers has published a comprehensive review in National Science Review, offering a systematic overview of the ...

Scientists discover new electronic states in graphene that could pave the way for more efficient, error-free quantum computers.

Here's why you should buy D-Wave stock as Bank of America dubs quantum computing the most radical technology ever.

Shares of Arqit Quantum (NASDAQ: ARQQ) are up another 8%, or $3.45, so far today. Since April, the quantum computing stock ...