Quantum Tech
Future quantum switches found in rare metal
Quantum scientists have discovered a phenomenon in purple bronze that could pave the way for 'perfect quantum switches' in quantum devices, capable of shifting between insulator and superconductor states.
UK Government’s five new quantum missions in Autumn Statement
Quantum Exponential is pleased to note the inclusion of five new quantum missions in Jeremy Hunt’s, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Autumn Statement.
Will quantum break traditional cryptography?
The realm of cryptography is never a static one, a constant push and pull of breaks and patches with the goal of absolute security at the forefront of it all. As we move into an increasingly emerging quantum age the dynamics are changing, however, and could shake traditional cryptography and cybersecurity to its core.
Quantum Science joins tech trade mission to Hong Kong
Quantum Science is poised to participate in a trade delegation aimed at fostering connections between the UK's emerging tech sector and a significant international market.
Optical-fibre room temperature single-photon light source for quantum processing
A recent study has found optical-fibre-based single-photon light sources at room temperature that could enable next-generation quantum processing.
The UK’s next 10 years of quantum strategy
Electronic Specifier recently attended the National Quantum Showcase 2023 in which it delved into the UK’s next 10 years of quantum strategy.
The NPL and partners launch Quantum Standards Network Pilot
The National Physical Laboratory (NPL), in collaboration with government and industry partners, has launched a UK Quantum Standards Network Pilot to ensure the UK is at the forefront of establishing global standards for quantum.
Quinas exhibits at UK National Quantum Technologies Showcase
Lancaster University spinout company Quinas Technology is showcasing innovative new memory technology that exploits quantum phenomena at the UK National Quantum Technologies Showcase in London on 2nd November 2023.
UK supercomputer powered by NVIDIA Grace Hopper can reach 21 exaflops
Britain’s most powerful supercomputer will use NVIDIA Grace Hopper Superchips to ground its global ambitions in machine learning.
New technologies on show at Quantum Showcase
The Science Minister George Freeman will outline the recipients of over £14 million in funding, aimed at benefitting the UK’s thriving quantum sector.