Jack Davies - April 11, 2025 An integrated quantum hub for integrating quantum devices At an event in Edinburgh on Wednesday, the Integrated Quantum Networks (IQN) Hub was formally ...
Joshua Tall - March 21, 2025 Quantum Tech Down Under This week, Quantum Australia announced Petra Andrén has been appointed as its new CEO. Established ...
Joanna Smith - February 27, 2025 How AI is Shaping the Future of MedTech - a new special report We are delighted to release our latest report How AI is Shaping the Future of MedTech. View the ...
Joanna Smith - January 14, 2025 Quantum and the law - a new special report We are delighted to release our latest report Quantum and the law. View the report here.
Joshua Tall - December 11, 2024 Quantum Navigation: Revolutionising Maritime and Autonomous Vessel Technology For thousands of years people have looked to the sky to navigate their way around the Earth. In the ...
Amelia Sloan - October 4, 2024 A new horizon for quantum research in the UK or merely a shiny rebrand for an incoming government? The levels of investment in quantum technologies are changing rapidly all the time. In 2022, ...
Andrew Fearnside - September 2, 2024 Phasecraft: the pioneer in quantum software The Bristol and London company, which has recently opened an office in Washington DC, is a world ...
Joshua Tall - July 5, 2024 Quantum Technology in Denmark Mewburn Ellis is excited to announce that we now have a part-time office at The BioInnovation ...
Andrew Fearnside - March 6, 2024 Inside Silicon Quantum Computing: an interview with Komal Pahwa Senior IP counsel Komal Pahwa reveals how Australia's star quantum startup is building a silicon ...
Andrew Fearnside - August 21, 2023 The world beyond quantum computing Infleqtion is developing the next generation of quantum tools, including clocks, gravimeters and ...
Jack Davies - January 20, 2023 Quantum sensors in space: measuring a warming world with cold atoms Space-borne sensors serve a variety of purposes that are all but essential to our daily lives, from ...
Andrew Fearnside - December 15, 2022 The state of quantum Quantum chips are sparking into life. But what is this hardware going to be used for?
Andrew Fearnside - December 15, 2022 Quantum and the law Mewburn Ellis speaks to Kaniah Konkoly-Thege, Chief Legal Officer and Head of Government Relations ...
Jack Davies - November 30, 2022 David Deutsch – making more sense than common sense “Our best theories are not only truer than common sense, they make more sense than common sense.” — ...
Jack Davies - September 27, 2022 Post quantum cryptography – The Final Frontier We have previously reported on the ongoing search by the National Institute of Standards and ...
Andrew Fearnside - May 5, 2022 UK Government expands R&D Tax Relief to cover Quantum, AI and Robotics research The recently published 2022 Spring Statement1 indicates support for a “new culture of enterprise” ...
Andrew Fearnside - April 7, 2022 The NISQ-era: a quantum stepping-stone In our previous blog, ‘Noisy quantum computing: overcoming quantum decoherence’, we discussed how ...
Andrew Fearnside - March 30, 2022 A trillion times more powerful: the race to produce the world's first quantum computer chip Meet the British startup on the brink of winning the race to produce the world's first ...
Andrew Fearnside - November 17, 2021 Venturing ahead: helping Munich make its name in quantum tech Christopher Trummer, managing director of the TUM Venture Lab Quantum, explains why ...
James Leach - September 15, 2021 Software Inventions: UKIPO and EPO approaches to patent eligibility Special Report Our new Special Report, Software Inventions: UKIPO and EPO approaches to patent eligibility, has ...
Andrew Fearnside - August 5, 2021 Quantum System One: is Europe ready? With quantum start-ups now appearing across the globe and tech giants such as IBM edging ever ...
Andrew Fearnside - July 7, 2021 Creating qubits: Making progress with photonics Forward spoke with Jelmer Renema of Dutch firm QuiX about why photonics technology has so much ...
Andrew Fearnside - May 11, 2021 Creating qubits: a hot lead at ColdQuanta Mark Saffman tells Forward why an atomic approach has all the hallmarks of a winning quantum ...
Andrew Fearnside - April 15, 2021 Shock treatment: what’s behind the race to crack quantum? As the UK begins work towards realising world-beating ambitions, Forward set out to learn just what ...
Andrew Fearnside - March 29, 2021 PsiQuantum expect commercial quantum computer by 2025 By 2025, the team from secretive quantum computing firm PsiQuantum will have a commercial quantum ...
Andrew Fearnside - November 18, 2020 Quantum braiding: an introduction to topological quantum computing In our previous blog, ‘Noisy quantum computing: overcoming quantum decoherence’, we discussed the ...
Andrew Fearnside - November 6, 2020 Britain launches largest industry-led project to commercialise the use of quantum computing On 6 November 2020, Britain launched its largest industry-led quantum computing project, DISCOVERY, ...
Andrew Fearnside - September 9, 2020 Post-quantum cryptography – a new hope The race to build a large-scale quantum computer is one of the most exciting technology challenges ...
Andrew Fearnside - September 8, 2020 Noisy quantum computing: overcoming quantum decoherence Anticipated as the next great leap in human technology, quantum computing promises to revolutionise ...
Andrew Fearnside - August 17, 2020 Quantum computing: Why qubits have consequences for IP As part of our Thought Leaders series, Mewburn Ellis Senior Associate Andrew Fearnside explores ...
