Yokogawa has become the first company in the industry to receive certification for its OpreX Open Automation SI Kit according to the O-PAS OPC UA standard, ensuring compatibility and flexibility in automation without being tied to specific vendors. This solution accelerates the adoption of open control systems at industrial enterprises.
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.
UNSW engineers have achieved a breakthrough in quantum computing by enabling isolated atomic nuclei to interact at the scale of modern microchips. This paves the way for building scalable quantum computers using existing technologies.