Congrats to #Taiwan on getting its first home-brew #QuantumComputer connected to the #Internet. The Register reports the five-#qubit system's cubit logic gate fidelity was measured at 99.9%. Details on the achievement are available here: bit.ly/3SxzgIR #QuantumComputing

Looking for a little light reading? Then you need to visit IEEE Quantum's #Publications library. We have articles, #WhitePapers, journals, and more. And don't forget to check out the #CfPs, too. Find it at our web portal: quantum.ieee.org/publications #quantum #QuantumComputing

According to IEEE Spectrum, #quantum communication transmission rates have been limited by the “dead time” inherent to single-photon detectors. That may be changing with a new protocol that can not only boost transmission rates but also improve #security: bit.ly/4bdYz9V

It's the moment you've been waiting for - the IEEE Quantum Week Call for Proposals is here! #CfP info is available for workshops, tutorials, #TechnicalPapers, posters, panels, and Birds-of-a-Feather sessions. Find tracks, deadlines, and more at: bit.ly/QCE24-CfP #QCE24

Who's going all in on #quantum? It's #Australia, according to The Conversation U.S.. But, is it a fool's bet? It has a good perspective piece that says while it’s reasonable to invest in #QuantumComputing, expectations about results must remain realistic: bit.ly/3vKK0dI

Don't forget Microsoft and Photonic are hosting a free #webinar addressing what it will take to make the #QuantumInternet a reality. We're looking forward to hearing from speakers Krysta M Svore and Stephanie Simmons: bit.ly/MSFTQuantum-In… #QuantumComputing #QuantumNetworking

What's going on with the search for #quantum algorithms? Axios has a good piece that offers a bird's-eye view of why they're critical, how they work, where we are in the hunt for new and better #algorithms, and more. Read it now at: bit.ly/42fpUo2 #QuantumComputing

Hey, IEEE members and #quantum friends - did you know IEEE Quantum can be found on IEEE Collabratec? #IEEECollabratec is a professional #networking, productivity, and #collaboration. Come join us there by creating your free account now: bit.ly/IEEEQuantum-Co…

New #research alert! A critical element in #QKD protocols security is the photon number coherence. npj Journals Quantum Information has a paper on how researchers achieved the generation of high-quality single photons with a controllable degree of PNC: go.nature.com/3SiDl25

Sad to be missing out on APS March Meeting, but we hope to see many of you at IEEE Quantum Week in September!

How well does QML actually work? Let’s put it to the test! Our new paper is a work of love, sweat and compute to bring to you a systematic benchmark study that assesses the performance of prominent quantum models for classification. arxiv.org/abs/2403.07059 1/8

Next week, Engineering Research Visioning Alliance (ERVA) will gather experts from many engineering disciplines to discuss challenges and opportunities in quantum-enabled technologies. #ERVAvisioning

An excellent lineup of keynote speakers for IEEE Quantum Week has been posted. qce.quantum.ieee.org/2024/program/k…

This Friday, we are talking about quantum! Why is it so important? How will it impact our lives? What are the skills that you need to participate in the field? Join our researchers from Berkeley Lab and Sandia National Labs as they tackle those questions and more! bit.ly/3AK0OBJ

This is a little belated, but congratulations to @AngelaSaraCacc and @MarcelloCaleffi for receiving the IEEE ComSoc Award for Advances in Communication for their 2020 paper on the #QuantumInternet. comsoc.org/about/awards/p…

If you're new to quantum, tutorials at IEEE Quantum Week are a great way to kickstart your learning. There are 35 tutorials at various skill levels: qce.quantum.ieee.org/2024/tutorials… #QCE24

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QIP 2025 open call for contributions rsvp.duke.edu/event/qip2025

Houston, we are below the quantum error correction threshold! 🚀 In “Quantum error correction below the surface code threshold” (arxiv.org/abs/2408.13687), we implement a 101-qubit surface code. Each time we increase the distance by two, the logical error rate is cut in half!