While the IBM Quantum Summit and the QC Ware’s Q2B Silicon Valley conference dominated last week’s news flow, there was no shortage of other quantum news emerging. Here’s a brief recap of highlights.
Let’s start with work published in Science last Thursday in which two groups of researchers, one from Harvard University and another from Princeton, were able to use whole molecules as qubits. The two groups used optical tweezers to control molecules of calcium fluoride and bring about entanglement. Nature has a nice summary of the research by Davide Castelvecchi.
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