RMIT University develops a reprogrammable light-based quantum processor, enhancing computing efficiency and security, paving the way for advanced quantum applications.

Einstein's theory allows for tachyons, particles potentially faster than light, hinting at the limits of our physical realm and challenging causality.

Pi Day 2024 celebrated with the launch of "Quantum Computing and Information: A Scaffolding Approach," a textbook aimed at demystifying quantum computing. Available on the publisher's website and Amazon.

This paper reveals a bidirectional mapping between CHO dynamics and the Schrödinger equation, challenging quantum speedup advantages.

The XPRIZE Quantum Applications competition, with a $5 million prize, aims to uncover real-world quantum computing applications, focusing on societal impact and NISQ processors.