The Qubit Report
Because Quantum is Coming
Australia Department of Defence Shells out $2M to Griffith U. for Quantum Computer Development
Following on from their success in an international quantum computing research collaboration, Griffith University scientists have secured a further $2M from the Department of Defence’s Next Generation Technologies Fund (NGTF)....
Way Beyond Balloons: The Coming Helium Supply Squeeze
Good read for those interested in the Helium supply as it pertains to technology. Take the financial advice at your own risk. We’re simply seeing it from the perspective of...
U.S. Naval Aviation Research Initiative Solicits Input for Quantum Technology
Naval aviation asks industry for research in artificial intelligence (AI), cyber, and hypersonic technologies Read More… +Â Artificial intelligence (AI), cyber warfare, quantum computing, hypersonics, electronic warfare (EW), avionics, and...
![IBM Q Dilution Refrigerator. Reducing the cost of the qubit may come with reduced need for such novel devices as this cooling unit. (Photo taken at 2018 ASCE. [Credit: Graham Carlow])](https://qubitreport.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/IBM-Q-Dilution-Refrigerator-Medium.jpg)
IBM Q System One to Germany
IBM and Fraunhofer present Europe’s most powerful quantum computer Arvind Krishna, IBM CEO and Dr. Reimund Neugebauer, President of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, today presented the most powerful quantum computer in Europe...
As U.S. and China Quantum Technology Takes Off, Japan Takes Notice
Corporate Japan fights to keep up in quantum computing Read More… +Â Quantum technology applies the principles of quantum mechanics to solve problems in new ways. It has potential applications...
Quantum Technologies and the Implications for National Defense and Security
Quantum technologies in defence & security Read More… +Â In the defence and security environment, two applications will have particularly significant implications in the near- to mid-term. While quantum computing...