In a significant stride, Russia's Lebedev Physical Institute (FIAN) has successfully tested a 50-qubit quantum computer, positioning the nation among leaders in quantum research. This breakthrough, ...

Russia announced progress on the quantum initiative in 2021, stating that the objective of having a quantum computer with cloud access( quantum-as-a-service) by 2024 is still on track.

The Pentagon sees quantum computing as the key to battlefield dominance and next-generation secure communication.

Google’s quantum computer works on 53 qubits. Russia is lagging behind, but the national quantum initiative might not have come too late, says Besedin.

Building a Bigger Quantum Computer. And building bigger quantum computers is just what this nascent industry is focusing on. At the Russian Quantum Center (RCC or RQC) International Conference on ...

The Russian government in 2020 approved a roadmap for the development of high-tech field Quantum Computing. One of its goals is to create a quantum computer with a capacity of at least 50 qubits ...

Much has been bantered about how advances in quantum computing will adversely affect the ability of companies and governments to keep secret information, well, secret. Jeffery Moore, chief of UK ...

Quantum computing is the ‘next industrial revolution’, ... With the U.S. embroiled in a new Cold War, it’s also unclear if China and Russia would adopt new NIST protocols, ...

A NATO contractor has been arrested under suspicion he helped Russia obtain advanced military technologies related to quantum computing and nuclear testing, the Justice Department said this week ...

Russia’s quantum ion-powered 50-qubit computer, as well as a prototype of a neutral single rubidium atoms-powered 50-qubit quantum computer, were created as part of the roadmap in 2024.

Russian scientists have apparently reversed the flow of time in an experiment they conducted on a quantum computer. The finding is unlikely to lead to a time machine that would work on people.