Quantum computing is drawing investment from a host of high-profile companies, and that has executives and elected officials from across the country looking to get a piece of the business. See how ...

Although the story takes some far-out turns, Kress insists that “Observer” sticks closer to the science than most sci-fi movies do. “You don’t want to get me started on science-fiction ...

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“Jensen Huang has a misunderstanding of quantum. He is ‘dead wrong’ about D-Wave,” Alan Baratz, CEO of D-Wave Quantum, which develops quantum computing systems, told Observer.

Some interpretations of quantum physics argue that even if there’s only one world, the outcomes of measurements may still be relative to an observer rather than an objective fact for everyone.

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Marko Cetina, Duke assistant professor of Physics, works in the lab at the Duke Quantum Center in August 2022. Robert Willett [email protected] When Jungsang Kim came to Duke University in ...

Quantum computing is drawing investment from a host of high-profile companies, and that has executives and elected officials from across the country looking to get a piece of the business. See how ...

The National Observer: The race to lead in quantum computing. By Mark Mensheha – Director, National News Desk, American City Business Journals, Puget Sound Business Journal. May 12, 2025.