In a recent Big Think interview, theoretical physicist Michio Kaku argued that quantum computing is poised to overturn the foundations of the digital age and trigger a new technological revolution.

China has announced a quantum photonic chip that its developers claim can accelerate certain AI and complex computing workloads by up to 1,000 times compared with today’s leading Nvidia GPUs, intensifying the global race to build next‑generation computing hardware.

Quantum computing’s path from noisy prototypes to useful machines took center stage in a recent episode of the “Quantum Tech, Investment, and Applications” podcast, where host Dr. Bob Sutor dissected the growing “fuss” around quantum error correction and quantum advantage.

At San Francisco Tech Week, IBM Director of Research Jay Gambetta shared major advances in quantum computing during a live podcast conversation with Malcolm Gladwell for "Smart Talks with IBM." Gambetta detailed IBM's leadership in the quantum field, emphasizing the government's strategy of open access to quantum machines-a move designed to spur algorithm and application innovation globally.

The Quantum Technology and Industry Conference 2025, held in Hefei, Anhui Province, spotlighted China’s rapid progress in quantum technologies and their real-world applications.

Quantum dots nanoscopic semiconductor crystals roughly 50 atoms wide function as artificial atoms at the crossroads of quantum mechanics.

Quantum computing is transforming how humanity approaches the most complex challenges in science, industry, and everyday life. Leveraging quantum mechanics the laws governing atomic and subatomic particles quantum computers offer groundbreaking computational capabilities far beyond traditional digital systems.

Quantum computing, long the domain of theoretical physics, is rapidly transforming into a real-world technology set to reshape industries and global economics.

Dan Schulman, the newly appointed CEO of Verizon, recently spoke at the WSJ Leadership Institute, outlining a transformative tech future that could disrupt businesses and economies over the next five years.

At the Quantum Developer Conference 2025, IBM delivered an ambitious State of the Union address highlighting milestone achievements and the bold roadmap toward scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computing by the end of this decade.

Niccolo De Masi, the chairman and CEO of IonQ, gave an interview with CNBC Television discussing recent achievements and outlook in quantum computing. De Masi reported a 37% revenue beat for Q3, raising annual guidance to $110 million, and highlighted IonQ's significant capital raises totaling $3.5 billion this year, $2 billion of which occurred in the last six weeks.

In a recent segment on the Joe Rogan Experience, a claim made headlines in the tech community: China reportedly unveiled a quantum computer able to perform an equation in just four minutes that would take classical supercomputers an unfathomable 2.6 billion years to solve.

In a landmark achievement announced this October, Google’s Willow quantum chip has demonstrated verifiable quantum advantage, setting a new precedent in both computational power and fundamental physics.

DARPA’s Quantum Benchmarking Initiative (QBI) is tackling the hype and skepticism surrounding quantum computing by rigorously verifying utility-scale quantum computing approaches.

Australia’s quantum technology sector is rapidly advancing, fueled by Silicon Quantum Computing’s latest innovation a quantum-AI processor dubbed "watermelon."

In their latest episode on The Origins Podcast, physicists Sabine Hossenfelder and Lawrence Krauss tackled three hot topics gripping the science world: quantum computing hype, the reality of warp drive technology, and recent Nobel Prize controversies.

Prominent physicist Prof CS Unnikrishnan (DIAT, Pune) has shed light on the transformative breakthroughs driving quantum technology and India’s National Quantum Mission in a recent Asianet News interview.

D-Wave Quantum Inc. stands at the forefront of quantum computing technology with its innovative Advantage2™ system, the most advanced annealing quantum computer designed for real-world business and scientific applications.

On November 10, 2025, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced the formation of the Quantum Scaling Alliance, a global consortium of eight leading technology organizations dedicated to making quantum computing scalable, practical, and transformative across various industries.

IonQ, the leading commercial quantum computing company, has signed a groundbreaking agreement with the University of Chicago to establish the IonQ Center for Engineering and Science on campus, marking the first deployment of a production-grade quantum computer and entanglement distribution quantum network at a university.