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    Quantum gravity’s tangled time
    22.08.2019
    in a quantum superposition state? New discovery They were expecting to face the roadblocks making the scenario impossible, but surprisingly, using standard textbook physics they were able to exactly describe what happens. They so discovered that when a massive object is placed in a quantum superposition in the vicinity of a set of clocks, their time order can become genuinely quantum, defying any classical description. Caslav Brukner, coauthor from the Institute for Quantum ...
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    Quantum computer factorizes numbers more efficiently
    03.03.2016
    require 12 quantum bits – with our implementation you only need 5 quantum bits,” states experimental physicist Thomas Monz, „This reduction is based on recycling one quantum bit along the calculation; and further improved as we make use of a quantum cache-bit to temporally store and later retrieve certain quantum information.“ Based on these techniques, the physicists managed to factorize the number 15 in an ion-trap based quantum computer. Parallel computation yields a ...
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    Quantum communication
    29.10.2014
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    Quantum Physics: A source of mysteries and applications
    27.03.2012
    The Vienna Center for Quantum Science and Technology (VCQ) invites to the 2nd lecture of the "Erwin Schrödinger Distinguished Lecture Series" by Prof. Ignacio Cirac on "Quantum Physics: A source of mysteries and applications". Invitation [PDF]
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    Quantum Particles Form Droplets
    25.11.2016
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    Quantum Encryption realized under the sea
    13.01.2020
    An international team of researchers from the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the University of Vienna established a quantum encrypted connection between Sicily and Malta via a submarine cable. The record distance of 192 kilometres was a further step in the development of a secure quantum internet. The team now reports on their experiment in the journal "Nature Quantum Information".
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    Quantum Communication in Space
    17.02.2016
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    Quantum Cloud Computing with Self-Check
    15.05.2019
    the Institute of Quantum Optics and Quantum Information of the Austrian Academy of Sciences in Innsbruck have now surpassed these limits. They use a programmable ion trap quantum computer with 20 quantum bits as a quantum coprocessor, in which quantum mechanical calculations that reach the limits of classical computers are outsourced. “We use the best features of both technologies," explains experimental physicist Christine Maier, PhD candidate at the Academy institute. “The ...
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    Quantenverschlüsselung unter dem Meer realisiert
    13.01.2020
    Ein internationales Team rund um Forscher/innen der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Universität Wien etablierte via Unterseekabel eine quantenverschlüsselte Verbindung zwischen Sizilien und Malta. Mit der dabei überbrückten Rekorddistanz von insgesamt 192 Kilometern gelang ein weiterer Schritt in der Entwicklung eines abhörsicheren Quanteninternets. Über ihr Experiment berichtet das Team nun im Fachjournal „Nature Quantum Information“.