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The European Chips Act: Everything you need to know

The European Chips Act is now in effect, transforming the EU’s semiconductor landscape. Learn everything you need to know about the Act.

Faster spin waves make scientists one step closer to magnon computing

Scientists at the University of Vienna have found that shorter and faster spin waves could make magnon computing possible.

Aurora supercomputer roars to life with the final ‘blade’ installed

The highly-anticipated Aurora supercomputer is nearly online as the final components of the exascale supercomputer are now installed.

Navigating quantum computing in the NISQ era 

Learn how researchers are leveraging techniques to manage error accumulation to show the potential of quantum computing in the NISQ era.

High-order predictive modelling methodology for optimal results with reduced uncertainties

Professor Dan Gabriel Cacuci highlights a high-order predictive modelling methodology which overcomes the curse of dimensionality.

New technology will develop scalable, affordable quantum computers

An alternative to standard quantum chips makes the production of quantum computers more scalable, affordable, and sustainable.

Computer scientists warn of the dangers of smartphone spyware apps

Dangerous smartphone spyware apps can easily leak sensitive personal information and are hard to notice and detect.

Breakthrough in quantum computers set to solve major societal challenges

UK scientists have made a major breakthrough in developing practical quantum computers – connecting quantum microchips for the first time.

Using Machine Learning to discover highly selective catalysts

Researchers have used a chemical synthesis robot and cost-effective AI model to predict and validate highly selective catalysts successfully.

Chalmers University of Technology’s quantum computer becomes available to industry

A cutting-edge quantum computer is to become accessible for researchers and companies in Sweden thanks to sizeable funding.

Computer technology revolutionised with new materials

Researchers have used the Swiss Light Source to help reach a vital turning point in innovating computer technology.

Quantum computer stability optimised by new topological superconductor

Researchers at Penn State have pioneered a cutting-edge topological superconductor that enhances quantum computer stability.

Quantum computing advance unlocks technology’s potential

University of Tokyo researchers have identified possible solutions to overcome the limitations of qubits for quantum computing.

UK researchers boost battery and solar cell efficiency with quantum computers

Experts have developed a cutting-edge algorithm for quantum computers that looks to enhance the efficiency of batteries and solar cells.

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