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IBM has opened its first European quantum data centre in Ehningen, in the south of Germany. What is it? And how will it impact the lives of European citizens? Euronews Tech Talks travelled to Germany to discover it.
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The UK completed a successful test flight of a quantum-powered navigation system that can't be jammed by foreign actors.
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Is quantum computing the next tech in the EU's crosshairs?
The potential security threats from quantum are clear but there seems to be little impetus in Brussels to regulate the technology - for now.
Why quantum computers threaten our global security
Q-Day is when a quantum computer so powerful is built it could break the public encryption systems. How concerned should we be?
Euroviews. Can quantum computers really accelerate the path to net zero?
On its own, quantum computing cannot achieve net zero or "solve" climate change. But, if we work together, we can use this technology to enable breakthrough green innovations, Ashley Montanaro writes.
Euroviews. Will EU leaders take up the quantum challenge in front of them?
Quantum computers that can break cryptographic algorithms would have major cybersecurity implications. Although they might only emerge in the next 5-10 years, the threat should be addressed long before this, Lorenzo Pupillo, Valtteri Lipiäinen and Carolina Polito write.
IBM makes quantum computing breakthrough
One of the main issues in developing the machines is they often struggle with data errors. But IBM says its chips could make a difference.
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The scientific discoveries behind the 2023 Nobel Prizes in Medicine, Physics and Chemistry are impacting how we live our lives.
This quantum tech can make MRI imaging 100,000 times stronger
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Euronews Next visited IBM's research lab in Zurich to find out more about the field promising to usher in new solutions to the world's problems.
'Quantum computers are revolutionary but they won’t solve everything'
Quantum computing won’t solve all our problems, says physicist Shohini Ghose. But the pioneering computing framework has the potential to improve numerous industries.
These are three of Europe’s deep tech start-ups to watch
Euronews Next meets the start-ups developing the future of deep tech including a smart glove, a quantum computing company and a device that can read your mind.
Dean Stockwell, who played 'Al' in Quantum Leap, dies ages 85
A child actor on Broadway, Stockwell's career spanned seven decades before he retired from acting in 2015. But his lasting legacy for many will be his portrayal of the project observer. Al, in Quantum Leap, for which he won a Golden Globe in 1990.