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  • Hidden Order in Quantum Chaos: The Pseudogap

    Hidden Order in Quantum Chaos: The Pseudogap

    Industry February 4, 2026

  • Direct Imaging Captures the Crystalline Vibrations of a Supersolid Made of Atoms and Light

    Direct Imaging Captures the Crystalline Vibrations of a Supersolid Made of Atoms and Light

    Industry January 31, 2026

  • Atomic Spins Set Quantum Fluid in Motion

    Atomic Spins Set Quantum Fluid in Motion

    Industry January 30, 2026

  • Novel Quantum Refrigerator Benefits From Problematic Noise

    Novel Quantum Refrigerator Benefits From Problematic Noise

    Industry January 30, 2026

  • A New Optical Centrifuge Is Helping Physicists Probe the Mysteries of Superfluids

    A New Optical Centrifuge Is Helping Physicists Probe the Mysteries of Superfluids

    Industry January 23, 2026

  • Using Magnetic Frustration to Probe New Quantum Possibilities

    Using Magnetic Frustration to Probe New Quantum Possibilities

    Industry January 22, 2026

  • World Record: Nano Membrane for Future Quantum Metrology

    World Record: Nano Membrane for Future Quantum Metrology

    Industry January 20, 2026

  • Hidden Order in Quantum Confusion: The Pseudogap

    Hidden Order in Quantum Confusion: The Pseudogap

    Industry January 20, 2026

  • New Quantum Sensors Could Transform the Way We Communicate

    New Quantum Sensors Could Transform the Way We Communicate

    Industry January 19, 2026

  • Narrowing In: Cooling Molecules With Light Like Never Before

    Narrowing In: Cooling Molecules With Light Like Never Before

    Technology January 16, 2026

  • Reading Qubits in an Ultraclean Environment

    Reading Qubits in an Ultraclean Environment

    Industry January 16, 2026

  • Efficient Cooling Method Could Enable Chip-Based Trapped-Ion Quantum Computers

    Efficient Cooling Method Could Enable Chip-Based Trapped-Ion Quantum Computers

    Industry January 16, 2026

  • Quantum Physics: New State of Matter Discovered

    Quantum Physics: New State of Matter Discovered

    Industry January 15, 2026

  • Scientists Capture First-Ever High-Resolution Images of Topological Quantum Hall Edge States

    Scientists Capture First-Ever High-Resolution Images of Topological Quantum Hall Edge States

    Industry January 12, 2026

  • Fermilab Completes Laser Lab Construction for World’s Largest Vertical Atom Interferometer

    Fermilab Completes Laser Lab Construction for World’s Largest Vertical Atom Interferometer

    Industry January 9, 2026

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  • Harvard, Anthropic, and QuEra Breakthrough Research Uniquely Shows AI Can Reduce the Resources Quantum Applications Need, Significantly Accelerating the Era of Useful Quantum Computing
    Harvard, Anthropic, and QuEra Breakthrough Research Uniquely Shows AI Can Reduce the Resources Quantum Applications Need, Significantly Accelerating the Era of Useful Quantum Computing
  • Diraq Deploys World’s First Silicon Spin Quantum Computer Inside a Commercial Data Center
    Diraq Deploys World’s First Silicon Spin Quantum Computer Inside a Commercial Data Center
  • Horizon Quantum and OQC Announce Successful Pulse-Level Integration of OQC’s Quantum Processing Unit and Triple Alpha Integrated Development Environment
    Horizon Quantum and OQC Announce Successful Pulse-Level Integration of OQC’s Quantum Processing Unit and Triple Alpha Integrated Development Environment
  • Quantum Motion Demonstrates an IC-Native Superinductor That Reduces Qubit Sensing Footprint by 10,000 Times
    Quantum Motion Demonstrates an IC-Native Superinductor That Reduces Qubit Sensing Footprint by 10,000 Times

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