Quantum Computing

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How close are we to achieving quantum networks?

Google unveils new 72-qubit quantum processor

Cold atoms at space probe’s heart

49-qubit quantum computer presented by Intel

Microchip cooled to lowest-ever temperature, barely above absolute zero

Quantum approach to machine learning allows particle physicist to see through noise

China’s first quantum network offers “hack-proof” communications

Test at the edge of the quantum world

First on-chip quantum memory device developed

‘Flip-flop qubit’ could allow for mass manufacture of quantum computer chips

Chinese quantum communications network touted as “unhackable”

Professor of Secure Hardware and Software Systems and Professor of Space Engineering

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory (AU)

Senior Test Engineer

Feltham or Wyton

Quantum computing creeps closer with molecular chromium breakthrough

The trouble with quantum computing

Programmable quantum computer milestone in development

First step toward space-based quantum internet

Quantum data transportation breakthrough

Superconductor memory cell hundreds of times faster

Quantum computer coding proven in experiment

'Game-changing' leap made in quantum computer research

Quantum information teleportation record smashed

High frequency light source brings optical computing closer

Senior Electrical Technician

Didcot, Oxfordshire

£32,805 to £38,593 per annum (Discretionary range to £44,382)

Graduate Electronics Development Engineer

Newbury, Berkshire

£22-26,000 per annum + benefits

Scientists advance practical quantum computing

Quantum cryptography to tighten secure information

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