New research from NIST could hold the key to accelerating the development of large-scale quantum computers packing one million qubits - using simple telecommunications cables.

Quantum computing uses quantum physics to address issues beyond conventional computers. A tool that scientists only started to imagine three decades ago is being made available to thousands of ...

Quantum computers should soon be able to beat classical computers at certain basic tasks. But before they’re truly powerful, researchers have to overcome a number of fundamental roadblocks.

Vaccine and drug development, artificial intelligence, transport and logistics, climate science—these are all areas that stand to be transformed by the development of a full-scale quantum computer.

This is an article about how quantum computing is currently being used, what the future applications of it are and where is may go.

As quantum computers multiply, they could complement—or possibly supersede—existing digital infrastructure devoted to contemporary security. The quantum horse is out of the gate and sprinting ...