The paradox of Intellectual Property in Deep tech
Can commercial advantage and scientific research coexist?
In late January 1987, a small group of physicists knew something the rest of the world did not. They had found a ceramic material that became superconducting at 93 kelvin, a temperature high enough...
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Quantum Might Be The Solution to GPS Denial
Quantum sensing has shown promising results in GPS-free navigation
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Quantum Computing and Environmental Sustainability
Quantum computing may look energy-hungry, yet its speed, chemistry breakthroughs, and reversible logic hint at a future of truly sustainable computing.
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Qubits technologies
The competing technologies in the run for a Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computer
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Microsoft Unveils Majorana 1: The First Quantum Processor with Topological Qubits
Discover Majorana 1, Microsoft's first quantum processor based on topological qubits. A breakthrough in quantum computing with the potential to solve large-scale industrial problems sooner than expected.
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