Researchers have created the first-ever image of a photon, revealing its surprising lemon shape. This breakthrough, enabled by innovative mathematical techniques, promises to revolutionize quantum computing, photovoltaic devices, and artificial photosynthesis.
A groundbreaking new transistor, developed by SemiQon, dissipates virtually no heat at cryogenic temperatures, paving the way for vastly more powerful and efficient quantum computers. This innovation could slash energy consumption by up to 1000 times and enable significantly larger quantum systems.
A breakthrough in quantum error correction could revolutionize quantum computing. Scientists have developed a new 3D error-correction system, significantly improving the stability of qubits and enabling the creation of a more compact and efficient ‘quantum hard drive’ capable of storing vast amounts of quantum data.
Quantum computing company IonQ has received five new U.S. patents that bolster its technology across multiple industries and applications. These patents, covering areas like quantum circuit optimization, reduced noise, and scalable manufacturing, solidify IonQ’s position as a leader in quantum computing. The company’s pending acquisition of Qubitekk will further expand its patent portfolio to over 600.
IBM has unveiled a new quantum computer that boasts significant hardware and software upgrades, making it powerful enough for tackling real-world scientific problems. The system, featuring a new 156-qubit processor and optimized software, offers a 50-fold speedup compared to previous models, promising breakthroughs in materials science, chemistry, and more.
The global drug discovery informatics market is poised for significant growth, projected to reach US$ 6.8 billion by 2031, driven by advancements in quantum computing, blockchain technology, and the integration of omics data. Key players like Schrodinger, Genedata, and Certara are leading the way with innovative informatics platforms, while emerging contenders are contributing disruptive solutions. This report analyzes the market’s competitive landscape, growth drivers, and regional trends, highlighting the potential of drug discovery informatics to revolutionize healthcare.
Spectral Capital Corporation, a leading force in quantum computing and distributed technologies, welcomes Aby Alexander to its Board of Directors. Alexander, renowned for his expertise in broadcast and broadband solutions, AI, and edge computing, brings valuable insights to Spectral’s mission of revolutionizing global technology.
A team of scientists has built the smallest quantum computer ever, powered by a single photon and operating at room temperature. This breakthrough could revolutionize quantum computing, offering a more affordable and energy-efficient alternative to existing technologies.
This week in tech, we see a mix of advancements and challenges. The EU’s NIS 2 directive enforces stronger cybersecurity, while quantum computing looms with the potential to crack current encryption. Gaming giants are also making major moves, with Microsoft expanding Game Pass, EA shutting down Plants vs. Zombies 3, and Riot Games facing layoffs. Meanwhile, Apple, Samsung, and Google are unveiling new products and technologies, with the iPhone maker facing inventory shortages and a potential new version of its Vision Pro headset. This fast-paced landscape of tech innovation and evolving security threats is worth keeping an eye on.
Interlune, a natural resources company focused on lunar mining, has received a $365,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to develop innovative technology for separating Helium-3 from domestic Helium supplies. This new approach utilizes extremely cold temperatures to extract Helium-3 without producing additional tritium, a critical element used in nuclear weapons. Interlune’s mission is to not only address the growing demand for Helium-3 on Earth but also to pave the way for harvesting this valuable resource from the Moon in the future.
