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Khabre desk
Recent reporting, analysis and explainers from the quantum computing desk.
technology
QuantHunt, led by Akul Attre and Saksham Shreyans in Raebareli, Uttar Pradesh, is among the Top 20 teams in Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2026. The team is developing an AI-based cybersecurity solution focused on encryption vulnerabilities and risks associated with quantum computing.
science
A team led by Sandia National Laboratories has developed the QUOPS benchmark, which directly measures the largest computationally relevant quantum circuits a machine can execute and the speed at which it can execute them. Applied to processors from Quantinuum, Google, and IBM, the benchmark revealed a roughly 5-order-of-magnitude gap between current capability and the resource requirements for useful quantum computation.
technology
NVIDIA has expanded its open-source CUDA-Q platform with CUDA-Q Logical, an orchestration layer for designing fault-tolerant quantum-computing systems. The platform also now includes a reference implementation of Sandia National Laboratories’ QUOPS benchmark.
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A preprint proposes coupling the free electrons in an electron microscope to a trapped-ion quantum processor. Its analysis indicates that individual electrons could produce resolvable qubit excitations, enabling quantum-coherent detection and information accumulation across multiple electrons.