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Philosophy
fromwww.scientificamerican.com
1 month agoA 100-year-old theory might explain what's wrong with quantum mechanics
Pilot wave theory, developed by Louis de Broglie a century ago, potentially resolves quantum mechanics' paradoxes by describing particles guided by attendant waves rather than existing in superposition.
Artificial intelligence
fromTechCrunch
1 month agoMultiverse Computing pushes its compressed AI models into the mainstream | TechCrunch
Multiverse Computing offers on-device AI models that eliminate counterparty risk by running locally without requiring external compute infrastructure or cloud providers.
#post-quantum-cryptography
fromComputerWeekly.com
1 month agoInformation security
Trump looks to power up post-quantum, AI security | Computer Weekly
The Trump administration's cyber strategy prioritizes maintaining US technological superiority in post-quantum cryptography, artificial intelligence, and securing innovation against emerging threats.
fromThe Hacker News
1 month agoInformation security
Preparing for the Quantum Era: Post-Quantum Cryptography Webinar for Security Leaders
Attackers are collecting encrypted data today to decrypt later using quantum computers, requiring organizations to adopt quantum-resistant encryption now to protect long-term sensitive data.
Information security
fromComputerWeekly.com
1 month agoTrump looks to power up post-quantum, AI security | Computer Weekly
The Trump administration's cyber strategy prioritizes maintaining US technological superiority in post-quantum cryptography, artificial intelligence, and securing innovation against emerging threats.
Information security
fromThe Hacker News
1 month agoPreparing for the Quantum Era: Post-Quantum Cryptography Webinar for Security Leaders
Attackers are collecting encrypted data today to decrypt later using quantum computers, requiring organizations to adopt quantum-resistant encryption now to protect long-term sensitive data.
Venture
fromFast Company
1 month agoQuantum computing stocks soar: IonQ, D-Wave, Rigetti, and QUBT are rising today. But why-and will it last?
The Quantum Four—IonQ, D-Wave, Rigetti, and Quantum Computing Inc.—experienced significant stock price gains over two consecutive trading days, reversing earlier year-to-date declines of 15-25%.
Information security
fromSecuritymagazine
1 month agoHarvest Now, Decrypt Later: Preparing for the Quantum Hangover
Adversaries are currently stealing encrypted data through harvest-now, decrypt-later attacks, planning to decrypt it once quantum computing matures, making the quantum threat an immediate cybersecurity concern rather than a distant future problem.
fromSecurityWeek
2 months agoNIST's Quantum Breakthrough: Single Photons Produced on a Chip
NIST has developed a chip that reliably emits a single photon on demand. This ability will improve the efficiency of QKD (quantum key distribution) as we prepare for the arrival of quantum computers. Quantum computers will upend current cryptology by using Shor's algorithm to rapidly negate the current public/private key secure encryption methods. This has largely been solved by NIST's post quantum cryptology (PQC) algorithms.
Information security
fromNature
2 months agoLong-lived remote ion-ion entanglement for scalable quantum repeaters - Nature
Hefei National Research Center for Physical Sciences at the Microscale and School of Physical Sciences, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei, Anhui, China Wen-Zhao Liu, Ya-Bin Zhou, Jiu-Peng Chen, Ao Teng, Xiao-Wen Han, Guang-Cheng Liu, Zhi-Jiong Zhang, Yi Yang, Feng-Guang Liu, Chao-Hui Xue, Bo-Wen Yang, Jin Yang, Chao Zeng, Yi-Zheng Zhen, Feihu Xu, Ye Wang, Yong Wan, Qiang Zhang & Jian-Wei Pan
fromNature
2 months agoLarge-scale analogue quantum simulation using atom dot arrays - Nature
Analogue quantum simulations are a useful tool for investigating these systems, particularly in regimes in which the applicability of numerical techniques is limited. For different simulator platforms, figures of merit include the electron bandwidth and interaction strength, temperature and the number of simulated lattice sites. Their use is further underscored by the ability to realize distinct lattice geometries, on-site degrees of freedom and by the physical observables that are accessible to experimental measurement.
Science
fromBig Think
1 month agoAsk Ethan: Can quantum entanglement survive a black hole?
According to Einstein's General Relativity, for every black hole that exists within the Universe, there are only three properties that go into it that matter in any way: the black hole's total mass, the black hole's net electric charge, and the black hole's intrinsic angular momentum, and that's it. It doesn't matter what type of matter went into the black hole in order to form it; all that matters is its mass, charge, and angular momentum.
Science
Science
fromwww.scientificamerican.com
2 months agoThe Schrodinger equation is getting a glow-up for its 100th birthday
Including observers within the Schrodinger equation reveals new perspectives and may redefine boundaries of quantum mechanics, addressing enduring mysteries about measurement and reality.
Science
fromwww.scientificamerican.com
1 month agoIBM scientists unveil the first ever half-Mobius molecule, with the help of quantum computing
IBM researchers created a novel ring-shaped molecule with twisted electron motion resembling a complex Möbius strip, confirmed through quantum computers and advanced microscopy.
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