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Despite the error problems, IBM's research shows that the quantum computer can give useful and reliable answers.

The Chinese announcement is explosive: the latest quantum computer developed is, say the developers, "a million times faster than its US competitor".

A pair of Russian physicists develops a shock theory: not only our universe, but many universes would be part of an immense quantum computer.

From the power of quantum computing to personalized health profiles: new digital assets are about to change the way we live and work. Here are some "tastes".

Quantum computing is a real revolution: the implications will go far, far beyond the industrial sphere.

Researcher Kazuki Ikeda has taken an important step towards quantum energy teleportation technology

A report from the Irish company identifies four changes that together will transform reality, making it somewhat unreal.

In this post I list 7 emerging technologies that can revolutionize our future.

Earth, the solar system, the entire Milky Way and thousands of other nearby galaxies would be in a vast "bubble" 250 million light years in diameter.

The last 10 years have seen half of the forecasts come true: this is what has happened, and here are those for the near future.

Google releases a release, later removed but collected by the Financial Times, in which it announces the exceptional achievement of quantum supremacy.

The advent of AI is only just beginning, but it is already transforming the world. Here is a little time travel to see what it will do in 30 years.

Are you ready for a world where memory is stored in a cloud? The scenarios of a future in which (unfortunately) we will not forget anything.

Until we find a way to get along, with wars men will find more and more effective ways of killing each other. Here is the possible, terrible future.

Superconductors can really change the history of energy. Many problems have been solved: here is the step needed to reach the finish line.

Quantum and infinitely small mechanics also play a role in our DNA, although we still don't know what its weight is.

A new computer architecture created at MIT could lead to the advent of spintronic circuits and wave computing in the future.