New approach has the potential to build an universal error-corrected quantum computer.

The device is made of 32 niobium nitride superconducting nanowires on a silicon chip.

Devin Smith takes over from co-founder and former CTO Jelmer Renema who steps into the new role of chief scientist.

The ten partners in project QEED collaborate to significantly reduce measurement times and enhance reliability for diagnostics.

The TeQuantS project intends to develop quantum technologies for cybersecurity applications and future quantum information networks.

A photon assisted coherent quantum phase slip effect reveals the formation of current steps.

Project partners led by Keequant are developing a new approach to secure optical data transmission in wireless networks using light and quantum keys.

Squeezing noise over a broad frequency bandwidth in a quantum system could lead to faster quantum measurements.