Harvard scientists have developed a new method to protect quantum information using microscopic mechanical waves, which has tripled the coherence time of qubits. This approach opens up new possibilities for creating more compact and reliable quantum systems.
Microsoft has unveiled the Majorana 2 quantum chip, featuring significantly more stable qubits—a breakthrough that brings the arrival of commercially viable quantum computers closer, potentially as soon as 2029. This new technology could accelerate scientific discoveries and solutions in fields such as medicine, energy, and beyond.
Researchers have developed an ultrathin photonic chip for highly precise control of laser light, a crucial component for next-generation quantum computers. This technology enables the mass production of compact and energy-efficient devices, bringing the creation of scalable quantum platforms closer to reality.