The frequency spectrum of an engineered molecule. The three peaks represent three different configurations of spins within the atomic nuclei, and the distance between the peaks depends on the exact distance between atoms forming the molecule. Credit: Dr. Sam Hile
Researchers are taking advantage of a newly found phenomenon in silicon that makes quantum bits easier to manipulate, leading to faster and longer-lived information processing via quantum computing.
Australian researchers have found the ideal position for qubits in silicon - a development that will help them to scale up atom-based quantum computers.
Radical new architecture for quantum computing, based on novel 'flip-flop qubits,' promises to make the large-scale manufacture of quantum chips dramatically cheaper and easier
A team led by Prof. Zubin Jacob will develop a new theoretical framework that combines quantum properties of light and condensed matter. New topological phases of matter, their spin photonic properties and Casimir forces will be investigated as part of this DARPA program.