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Frigid matter powers first quantum circuits

A cloud of super-chilled atoms guided by lasers could form the circuits of the future, opening the door to applications like quantum navigation systems

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Are we ready for quantum biology?

Life

Are we ready for quantum biology?

CultureLab

Quantum logic: It's simpler to be two things at once

Physics

Quantum logic: It's simpler to be two things at once

Opinion

Ghost universes kill Schrödinger's quantum cat

Physics

Ghost universes kill Schrödinger's quantum cat

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Historic quantum software is run for the first time

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Quantum internet could cross seas by container ship

Technology

Quantum internet could cross seas by container ship

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Quantum computers: the world's first buyers' guide

Technology

Quantum computers: the world's first buyers' guide

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Quantum computer buyers' guide: Buy one today

Technology

Quantum computer buyers' guide: Buy one today

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Quantum computer buyers' guide: Apps

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Quantum computer buyers' guide: Getting started

Technology

Quantum computer buyers' guide: Getting started

Baffled by how a quantum computer is supposed to work? Some of the biggest brains in physics can't figure it out either. Here's a rundown of the basics

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Technology

Quantum computer buyers' guide: Hardware

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Space

Desktop sonic black hole emits Hawking radiation

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Physics

Untangling physics: Knots in water, light and the sun

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Physics

Four ways you can see the multiverse

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