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- Will Quantum Be the Manhattan Project of Modern Science? Is quantum computing a new Manhattan Project? The 1940s effort had one goal, one customer and about $39 billion in today's money. Quantum has dozens of programmes, open science and a verification cont... QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- Quantum Leap for Columbia’s Sebastian, 2026 American Physical Society Fellow Columbia physicist Sebastian Will is a 2026 APS Fellow, honored for realizing a Bose-Einstein condensate of dipolar molecules, a quantum leap in ultracold physics. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- Quantum Bell-triplet states emerge from 151 MeV proton collisions Researchers found evidence of Bell-triplet states emerging from 151 MeV proton collisions, potentially enabling spin teleportation. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- A new method unlocks quantum speedups for common chemistry simulations New research demonstrates robust quantum speedups for correlated electronic structure and dynamics, even where classical heuristics, like m-fold coupled cluster excitations, are effective. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- Error in quantum state prep drops as evolution gets smoother Simulations show end-to-end transfer error in adiabatic evolution can be reduced with smooth Hamiltonian scheduling, scaling as 1/T^(n+1). QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- Superconductivity’s left flank explained by nuclear quantum effects Researchers linked a lattice quantum disordered phase to superconductivity’s “left flank”, revealing how lattice vibrations, and the quantum behavior of nuclei within them, drive the transition. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- Quantum Moire exciton superlattices switch from opaque to transparent The cooperative transmittance of the atomically thin moiré system can be switched from T≈ 0 (opaque) to T≈ 1 (transparent) with heterostrain or a 1° adjustment in the twist angle θ. These super- and s... QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- Hamad Bin Khalifa University and Quantum Computing Inc. Partner on Quantum Skills Hamad Bin Khalifa University & Quantum Computing Inc. launched a three-year agreement to advance quantum computing, sensing, and communications. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- U of Toronto team spots quantum magnetism with eight poles, not two U of Toronto physicists detected an “octupolar order,” a complex form of magnetism behaving as if possessing eight poles, not two. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- TRON DAO & Quantum TOKEN2049 Blockworks Digital Asset Summit Asia TRON DAO participated in TOKEN2049 Singapore and Blockworks’ Digital Asset Summit (DAS) Asia 2026, where Founder Justin Sun shared his views on stablecoins, institutional adoption, AI-driven commerce,... QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- Chicago State students find quantum careers in new lab Chicago State students, like twins John & James Kountz, are exploring future quantum careers with hands-on experience in the university’s new $250,000 Quantum Education, Science & Technology Center. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- AQPotency available to AWS customers in North America AQPotency, a Large Quantitative Model for potency prediction in small molecule drug discovery from SandboxAQ, is now generally available in AWS Marketplace and deployable on Amazon SageMaker. Assessin... QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- SandboxAQ develops US chip R&D with $500 million in quantum funding SandboxAQ secured a $500 million CHIPS award to advance US semiconductor R&D, building supply chains from the materials up. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- Silicon spin qubits earn Diraq’s Andrew Dzurak top physics award Diraq’s Andrew Dzurak earned APS Fellowship for developing spin-based qubits in silicon, a leading quantum computing approach. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- From Nasdaq IPO to quantum scale-up, A new CFO for QuantWare Bart Filius, who led Galapagos through its Nasdaq IPO and a $5bn deal, joins QuantWare as CFO to scale production of quantum processors. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- D-Wave’s dual-rail qubits detect 90% of errors, FirstQFM confirms FirstQFM joins D-Wave’s beta program, testing its emerging architecture where dual-rail qubits can detect approximately 90% of errors. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- 01 Quantum solves AI’s data privacy problem with encryption 01 Quantum’s U.S. patent, 12,744,764 B1, enables AI processing on encrypted data, addressing data privacy concerns. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- NEC GCC and QuantumGate map out quantum-era security plans QuantumGate & NEC GCC are collaborating to bolster post-quantum security, sovereign cybersecurity, and cyber resilience for UAE critical infrastructure. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- SemiQon develops cryo-optimized CMOS electronics for future computing. CMOS technology powers modern computing, but heat limits advanced chips. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- Fujitsu and New Mexico team up to build a quantum research hub Fujitsu partners with New Mexico to establish a quantum computing research center, fostering education and workforce development. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- BTQ Technologies will shield MoonPay Korea’s stablecoins from quantum attacks BTQ Technologies will secure MoonPay Korea’s Korean won stablecoin infrastructure against potential threats from quantum-related vulnerabilities, across issuance to delivery. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- $2,500 stipend helps workers learn quantum skills in new program Chattanooga launches the nation’s first quantum pre-apprenticeship, a 12-week, paid program offering a $2,500 stipend to develop essential quantum adoption skills. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- A graph-based method cuts quantum circuit building costs A new heterogeneous graph representation streamlines quantum circuit building, reducing costs by enabling training-free operator selection. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- Fluid simulations gain from new quantum encoding strategies Quantum computing has emerged as a powerful potential accelerator for computational fluid dynamics (CFD), but realizing this promise depends on how fluid information is encoded on quantum hardware. Th... QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- InAs quantum dot spins controlled with tilted magnetic fields Coherent control of single electron spins in self-assembled InAs quantum dots was achieved using tilted magnetic fields, offering tunable spin states. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- Entanglement and teleportation build a new quantum gate architecture This new quantum architecture, QGATE, leverages qubit entanglement generated via measurement-based quantum computation and utilizes teleportation for universal gate operations. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- IonQ Demonstrates World-First Quantum Memory-Enhanced Interconnect for Distributed Quantum Applications IonQ achieved over 1,000 entanglement events per second, a new record for connecting a trapped ion qubit with solid-state memory. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- Astra AI agent connects NVIDIA Omniverse libraries for simulations Developers are using frontier AI agents, like GPT-6 Astra, with NVIDIA Omniverse libraries to build and test simulations. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- IonQ’s Niccolo de Masi speaks at EPB Quantum’s business conference Niccolo de Masi, CEO of IonQ, will speak at EPB’s October 1, 2026, Quantum in Business Conference, exploring practical applications of quantum technology for businesses. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
- SiPearl’s Rhea1 CPU will test integration with Quobly’s quantum system Quobly & SiPearl will integrate technologies for sovereign quantum computing, starting with SiPearl’s Rhea1 CPU and Quobly’s QPU system. QuantumZeitgeist ↗
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