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Here's a Blueprint for a Practical Quantum Computer. Building and controlling a quantum computer will be quite the engineering challenge, however, perhaps the biggest difficulty lies in making sure that the basic set of control signals do what they should do and that the qubits behave as expected.
IEEE Quantum Week 2020. IEEE International Conference on Quantum Computing and Engineering (QCE). 12-16 October 2020 in Denver, Colorado, USA. Showcasing Quantum Research, Technologies, Practice, Applications, Education, and Training.
Honeywell's Ion Trap Quantum Computer Makes Big Leap. Honeywell is on track to release a quantum computer that utilizes ion qubits -- ions trapped in an electromagnetic field at the center of a chip where they act as qubits.
Extending Quantum Entanglement Across Town. Does German researchers' ability to transmit quantum bits 20 km put us on the road toward a practical quantum repeater?
Quantum Computing: The Road Ahead. Leading industry experts share their perspectives on the future of quantum at this panel session held during the IEEE Industry Summit. Part of IEEE Rebooting Computing Week 2019.

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Quantum Entanglement Meets Superconductivity in Novel Experiment

Quantum Entanglement Meets Superconductivity in Novel Experiment

An experiment in a Rice University laboratory finds a connection between quantum entanglement and quantum criticality, two essential but previously distinct technologies, based on observations of a thin film of metal fabricated at Vienna University of Technology.

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Feature Article

New Cryptography Method Promising Perfect Secrecy Is Met With Skepticism

New Cryptography Method Promising Perfect Secrecy Is Met With Skepticism

New research claims to demonstrate a "perfect secrecy cryptography" system, the strongest security notion in cryptography, that can remain secure even against future quantum computers by using specially-patterned silicon chips to generate one-time keys that are impossible to recreate.

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Technology Spotlight

IEEE Computer Society’s Top 12 Technology Trends for 2020

IEEE Computer Society’s Top 12 Technology Trends for 2020

Quantum Computing makes IEEE Computer Society's top 12 list of disruptive technology trends to watch for in 2020, along with AI@Edge, non-volatile memory products, and digital twins. In 2020, quantum demonstrations are projected to become even more compelling, while continuing to outperform standard supercomputers.

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