Scrambled Codes, Stronger Security
A new approach to constructing pseudorandom codes offers improved resilience against tampering and enhanced protection for sensitive data.
A new approach to constructing pseudorandom codes offers improved resilience against tampering and enhanced protection for sensitive data.

Researchers have developed a new neural decoder that significantly improves the performance of quantum error correction, bringing fault-tolerant quantum computing closer to reality.
A new framework leverages the power of group representation theory to design quantum error correction codes that go beyond traditional Pauli-based approaches.

Researchers detail a new architecture that enhances the manufacturability and speed of quantum error correction for silicon-based spin qubits.

A novel qubit management strategy streamlines quantum computation by dynamically repurposing resources for both error correction and routing.
Researchers propose a hybrid digital-analog quantum computing model that could unlock quantum supremacy using near-term hardware.

Researchers demonstrate practical electromagnetic attacks can bypass modern smartphone security, even on devices with secure enclaves.
A new review explores how combining the spin of electrons with the power of photons could unlock scalable quantum communication and computation.

Researchers demonstrate a novel approach to protecting quantum information by encoding logical qubits within carefully controlled ensembles of three-level quantum systems.

A new neural network decoder promises to overcome a key hurdle in building practical quantum computers by enabling fast and accurate error correction.