IIT Madras has licensed its silicon photonics-based Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) to Indrarka Quantum Technologies in a ₹1 crore deal. This agreement is a significant milestone in India’s quantum technology landscape. The deal was formalised in an…

Quantum computing is creating new career paths for engineers across disciplines.

NVIDIA recently held its GTC conference in DC, with participation from all major tech companies worldwide. Apart from its focus on conventional technologies like GPUs and chips, the giant has lately been delving into deeper technologies, marking a move beyond…

IBM launched its latest quantum processor, Quantum Nighthawk, designed to deliver circuits with 30% more complexity than previous versions. The processor, which features 120 qubits and 218 tunable couplers, is expected to be delivered to users by the end…

Genya Crossman is making quantum computing accessible to all. Learn how her work at IBM is bridging the gap between research and real-world applications.

Quantum technologies in India are moving from academic promise to early deployment, driven by state funding, national missions, and rising startup activity.  As Karnataka commits ₹1,000 crore to its quantum mission and sets a 2035 target to become a “quantum…

Quantum computers are inching closer to solving problems classical computers can't. What's the secret behind their progress?

The tech industry often paints the AI future as a race for dominance. One breakthrough replaces the last, with the promise of a tech revolution. But some of the biggest decisions shaping computing today are not about choosing winners; rather, it’s about learning…

A research group at TCG CREST (The Chatterjee Group Centres for Research and Education in Science and Technology) has found a way to make a key quantum algorithm run faster by doing something counterintuitive:  keeping the wrong answer. The work, led by Professor…

Meet Quantum Twins: The silicon quantum simulator ready to tackle complex systems.

How can quantum computing and AI reshape our understanding of materials science?

Newly launched NYUQI seeks solutions in quantum computing, sensing, and communications