Quantum Computing

The Compiler That Decides What Doesn't Need to Be Quantum

A TU Munich team has built a formal system to automatically find quantum gates whose logic has a classical equivalent and remove them. Accepted at IEEE QSW 2026 with an open-source implementation, the paper is a narrow but real step toward cheaper near-term quantum execution. It is also a window into how immature quantum compilation still is.

The Quantum Computing Revenue Story Is Real. The Hardware Comparison Is Not.

Classical sampling method suggests quantum sensor limits may be calculable for some states.

The Quantum Benchmark That Might Actually Catch a Spoof

Why Identical Quantum Systems Diverge After Identical Disruptions

The UAE Built the Post-Quantum Migration Machine. The US Is Still Writing the Project Charter.

Vendors Are Selling Quantum-Safe Industrial AI. Nobody Has Proven It Actually Is.

The U.S. Government Is Now a Quantum Shareholder With Equity in Nine Companies

California Has Five Weeks to Deliver a Quantum Strategy: It’s Not Clear It Can

The $400 Million Machine Deciding Whether Quantum Computing Scales

IBM gets $1B to spin out quantum chip factory, has shipped 90+ systems

Synopsys and Quantinuum Partner to Add Quantum Algorithms to Chip Design Software