Not Chaos, but Organized Disorder: HSE University Scientists Discover How to Achieve Superconductivity at Elevated Temperatures
Russian physicists were able to provoke the transition of matter into a special state through correlated chaos
Quantum technologies
New Russian Method Developed for Fast Three-Qubit Operation on Fluxoniums
These superconducting qubits outperform other options in terms of isolation of computational states and coherence time
Russian scientists, together with Huawei, have created a prototype of new computing special-purpose processors
The development of innovative technology of homomorphic computations for processors belongs to Russians
Able to operate in the cold of space: Russia launches first high-precision 8-qubit quantum processor
In terms of the number of operations, it surpasses 80-qubit processors, and this is a step towards the quantum internet
Russian scientists conducted an experiment showing: impurity atoms in semiconductors can be used as qubits in a quantum computer
The work was supported by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation
Investor predicts an 'explosion' of quantum technologies in the next two years
The clearer and stricter the "order" from business and the state, the sooner this moment will come
Quantum Fashion: How to bring back youth's interest in science. Explains the Center for Quantum Technology expert
Role models are needed for future scientists
QApp and QBoard: what business and government tasks do quantum startups solve
Anton Guglya, Head of QApp and Leading Business Development Specialist at QBoard, commented to WWW1.ru on the future of quantum startups in Russia
Expert Explains Why Quantum Computers Are Called "Atomic Bomb" of 21st Century and Why We Shouldn't Fear Them
Dmitry Chermoshentsev, Senior Researcher at the Russian Quantum Center, said that a quantum computer will solve a whole range of tasks in many areas - from food delivery to medicine
The scientist explained what quantum keys are and why they are not afraid of a quantum computer
Humanity is on the verge of the Second Quantum Revolution, and in these conditions, ensuring the information security of businesses, government structures, and ordinary users is becoming increasingly critical.
Future Technologies Forum presents a startup that will detect brain diseases at the earliest stages
Russian scientists will be able to register Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease and epilepsy using quantum sensors. The head of the QLU startup, Maxim Ostras, told www1.ru about the project in more detail