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Japan switched on its first full-stack neutral-atom quantum computer. Shunkai starts with 50 qubits, plans 500, and targets 10,000 by 2031.

Experiment in diamond demonstrates how the smallest unit of sound can control a quantum bit, paving the way for sound-based quantum technologies and precision sensors.

Physicists achieve hundredfold increase in magnon stability by using purer materials and extreme cooling, opening practical paths to compact hybrid quantum systems.

Researchers use a 56-qubit quantum computer to create truly random numbers, proving it with supercomputers for cryptography and privacy uses.

China’s new quantum computer with 105 qubits beats supercomputers by a million times in random sampling tasks.

Researchers increase speed and stability of quantum bits using a special material, paving the way for more efficient quantum computers that solve complex problems faster than traditional ones.

IBM aims to build a fault-tolerant quantum computer by 2029, capable of solving complex problems faster and more efficiently than traditional computers.