"Quantum Information Science" by Manenti and Motta, published by Oxford in 2023, is a 700+ page comprehensive guide covering quantum foundations, mechanics, applications, and engineering.

Researchers at Technische Universität Darmstadt developed "quantum bit supercharging," creating a 1,305 single-atom qubit array. This breakthrough enhances computational power and accelerates quantum research, marking a significant step toward scalable quantum computing.

Discover tauonium, an atom with a tauon and its antiparticle, boasting a 30.4 femtometer Bohr radius. This challenges atomic simplicity and advances precision measurements, lepton flavor universality, and quantum mechanics, opening new research avenues in quantum physics.

Ex-Google AI researchers founded Extropic, leveraging out-of-equilibrium thermodynamics and superconducting qubits in analog circuits for efficient generative AI, potentially revolutionizing the field.

Polaris QCI Publishing integrates cutting-edge QCI research into education, offering high-quality textbooks and courseware. They bridge complex quantum knowledge with accessible learning for diverse audiences.