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Google's quantum computer achieves 'quantum supremacy', the point at which even a supercomputer can't keep up
Google researchers say that quantum computing can be used in machine learning, materials science and chemistry.
Google claims quantum computing milestone over traditional supercomputer calculations
Other big tech companies including Microsoft, IBM, and Intel are avidly pursuing quantum technology.
Tata Steel creates a culture and ecosystem of innovation, ushering India into the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Tata Steel works closely with the government and regulators to shape and drive policies for economic and environmental sustainability.
Quantum computers still a decade away; will only be used in research projects say experts
Nobel laureate Klaus von Klitzing said that quantum computers may be helpful in limited fields while normal computers are a backbone of the society.
Nine science & technology missions across India set by a new PM advisory panel
The missions are aimed at nurturing SciTech frontiers to meet challenges, developmental needs.
White House meets top tech execs to ensure 'American dominance' in innovation and jobs
Chief executive officers who participated included Microsoft Corp’s Satya Nadella, Alphabet Inc’s Sundar Pichai, Qualcomm Inc’s Steven Mollenkopf and Oracle Corp’s Safra Catz
Volkswagen and Google announce plans to team up on quantum computing research
Volkswagen said that specialists from the two companies will work together using Google quantum computers, jointly developing algorithms and simulations.
Alibaba launches $15 billion R&D drive for building overseas research hubs to compete with global e-commerce giants
Since last year Alibaba has invested roughly $2 billion to acquire a majority stake in retailer Lazada.com, creating e-commerce hubs across Southeast Asia.
Satya Nadella wants Microsoft to create technologies that empower people in the era of artificial intelligence
Microsoft's plan to build a quantum computing ecosystem is based on Freedman's field of math and a branch of physics so seemingly mystical, it's early pioneers invoked philosophy and spirituality to describe it, and its later disciples attracted funding and support from self-help gurus in the 1970s, Allen said.
Microsoft is bringing together breakthroughs in maths, physics and computer science to build a quantum computing system
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is pushing the IT major to build a quantum computing ecosystem, a new revolutionary technology.
Quantum communication devices brings 'complete privacy' dilemma to fore
Quantum communication devices being explored by Indian firm Srei Infrastructure Finance to protect information.
Kolkata based Srei looking to acquire quantum communication technology from Russia
Kolkata-based Srei Infrastructure Finance is currently exploring acquisition of Russian technology emerging from research in quantum communication science.
IBM announces that it has started building commercial quantum computers for business and science
The computers and services for the new line of computers, called "IBM Q" qauntum systems, will be delivered over the IBM cloud platform.
The world's only commercially available quantum computer still fails to impress scientists
Quantum Computer maker D-Wave has upped the ante as far as quantum computers are concerned.
New D-Wave quantum computer performs a thousand times better than the previous generation
The new D-Wave system is the most advanced quantum computer in the world, that solves problems based on quantum bits (qubits) instead of bits.
Magnetic Charge Ice is a new material that can help make computers smaller and faster
A team of US scientists has created a new material, called "rewritable magnetic charge ice", that could pave the way for new computing technologies.
Canada's PM probably knows more about quantum computing than you do
A video has gone viral of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau showing off his geek side by nailing a reporter's question about quantum computing.
Moore's law: Legendary computing rule is dying, thanks to smartphones
After 51 years of holding sway, Moore's law has finally succumbed to the physical realities of transistor design and a change in computing habits.
Google's much-doubted quantum computer may just be the real deal
When Google announced last month that it would be making use of a quantum computer machine, quite a few were skeptical about whether this would actually work.