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in TechWhy quantum “communication” can exceed the speed of light?
21 The most cutting-edge theory of world physics is quantum mechanics, and the most difficult to understand is particle entanglement. Although it is no news that entangled quantum is now produced, many countries have achieved quantum entanglement for thousands of kilometers. But the most mysterious and difficult to understand is the speed and communication mechanism of quantum entanglement.
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in Science
2022 Nobel Prize In Physics And Chemistry Awarded To 3 For Work In Quantum Mechanics
STOCKHOLM (AP) — Three scientists jointly won this year’s Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday for their work on quantum information science that has significant applications, for example in the field of encryption.
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in ScienceResonant Metasurfaces Offer Exiciting New Possibilities for Quantum Research
Scientists have successfully created photon pairs at several different frequencies using resonant metasurfaces.
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in Science
Potential post-quantum encryption algorithm was completely cracked in just 1 hour
Using a 10-year-old desktop computer, two researchers successfully cracked a post-quantum encryption algorithm in under an hour.
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in Opinion
Quantum AI is coming, are we ready?
Quantum computing could give artificial intelligence the ability to simulate emotions, behaving like people’s emotions. Quantum AI will also have significant advantages in auditing, looking at every transaction to see if it might be fraudulent or a policy violation with associated metadata. Another area where quantum AI will have a significant impact is in the government sector, as corruption and bribery can be identified.
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in Opinion
Is quantum computing more dangerous than artificial intelligence?
Some people say that the world has failed to regulate artificial intelligence, let us not repeat the historical mistakes…
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in ScienceGoogle’s quantum supremacy challenged by ordinary computers, for now
In 2019, Google showed that its Sycamore quantum computer could solve a problem that no ordinary computer could handle – but now a new algorithm gives non-quantum devices the edge
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