Quantum Computer News

Posted October 30, 2003:

• Physicists Stop Polarized Light, Create Bit Of Quantum Memory Rubidium

Posted October 17, 2003:

• For 'Quantum Confinement' Size Matters, But So Does Shape

Posted September 2, 2003:

• ASU Researchers Measure The Electrical Resistance Of Single Molecules

Posted July 21, 2003:

• Sandia Researchers Use Quantum Dots As A New Approach To Solid-state Lighting

Posted May 19, 2003:

• University Of Maryland Physicists Take Fundamental Step Toward Quantum Computing

Posted April 29, 2003:

• University Of Toronto Research Holds Promise For Optical Chip

Posted March 3, 2003:

• Pitt, UCSB Researchers Discover Way To Control Electron Spin With Electrical Field

Posted February 27, 2003:

• Michigan Researchers Achieve Quantum Entanglement Of Three Electrons

Posted January 27, 2003:

• Electrical Control Of Electron Spin Steers Spin-based Technologies Toward Real World

Posted November 28, 2002:

• Energy Needs May Limit Size, Ability Of Quantum Computers

Posted November 11, 2002:

• Keeping Information Secure With Noisy Light

Posted October 24, 2002:

• Paper Discusses Circuitry For Quantum Computing

Posted December 20, 2001:

• IBM's Test-Tube Quantum Computer Makes History; First Demonstration Of Shor's Historic Factoring Algorithm

Posted November 23, 2001:

• Photon Switch On Leading Edge Of More Powerful Computers

Posted September 25, 2001:

• "Quantum Dots" Could Form Basis Of New Computers

Posted September 13, 2001:

• Quantum Computer Could Solve Problems In A Few Months That Would Take Conventional Computers Millions Of Years

Posted August 1, 2001:

• New Magnetic Semiconductor Material Spins Hope For Quantum Computing

Posted May 15, 2001:

• New Light-Based Computer Runs At Quantum Speeds

Posted February 1, 2001:

• Texas A&M University Physicists Have Devised A Way To Stop Light

Posted January 5, 2001:

• Los Alamos Scientists Shed New Light On Quantum Computation

Posted December 22, 2000:

• Eavesdroppers Beware: Single Photon Emission Prepares Way For Quantum Cryptography

Posted November 10, 2000:

• Quantum Leap In Internet Security: Single Photons On Demand

Posted September 26, 2000:

• Entangled Photons Could Promise Lightning-Speed Computers

Posted August 17, 2000:

• IBM-Led Team Unveils Most-Advanced Quantum Computer

Posted April 28, 2000:

• You'd Have To Break The Laws Of Physics To Break This Code

Posted March 30, 2000:

• UC Berkeley Chemists Find Reliable Way To Grow Quantum Rods And Pack Them Into Microscopic Solar Cells And Leds

Posted March 24, 2000:

• Optical Tweezers: Single Photons Trap A Single Atom

Posted March 10, 2000:

• New Future For Electronics May Be Woven In Miniature From Silicon And Gold

Posted February 18, 2000:

• MIT Researcher Proposes Ways To Control Chaotic Systems

Posted February 7, 2000:

• IBM Scientists Discover Nanotech Communication Method

Posted January 21, 2000:

• Quantum Memory: U-M Physicists Show It's Not Just For Theorists Anymore

Posted July 8, 1999:

• Simulation Uses Quantum Mechanics To Understand Nanoelectronics

Posted April 13, 1999:

• Experiment Demonstrates Transistorless Funtional Logic Gate

Posted March 19, 1999:

• Electronics Could Take A Quantum Leap

Posted October 8, 1998:

• Encryption Advance For Secure Global Communications

Posted September 11, 1998:

• UT Engineers Achieve Low Cost Lasers Using 'Quantum Dots'

Posted September 9, 1998:

• Reliable Quantum Computing Demonstrated

Posted July 31, 1998:

• Yale, Bell Labs Physicists Forge Ahead In Field Of 'Spintronics' With First View Of Slow Electron-Spin Dynamics In Semiconductors

Posted June 10, 1998:

• World's Fastest Electrometer

Posted May 24, 1998:

• Lucent Technologies Researcher Shows Quantum Computers Can Perform More Applications Than Previously Thought

Posted April 23, 1998:

• Columbia Unveils Supercomputer That Will Simulate Birth Of The Universe

Posted March 19, 1998:

• Los Alamos Gets Closer To Quantum Computing

Posted February 27, 1998:

• Little Tin Worms On The March

Posted September 11, 1997:

• Computational Shortcut Speeds Quantum Chemical Calculations

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