Quantum Leap: Teleporting Multi-Qubit States with Greater Efficiency

Researchers have developed a new quantum teleportation protocol that improves fidelity and reduces resource demands for transmitting complex quantum information.

Researchers have developed a new quantum teleportation protocol that improves fidelity and reduces resource demands for transmitting complex quantum information.

A new framework automatically generates custom code analysis queries from vulnerability descriptions, bridging the gap between natural language reports and actionable security insights.

A novel quantum semantic communication scheme dramatically boosts data transmission efficiency for complex 3D data, exceeding classical channel capacity.

A novel architecture blends the power of quantum circuits with state space models to tackle long-range dependencies in sequential data.

A new reinforcement learning framework autonomously stabilizes quantum error correction by adapting to system drift and maximizing performance.
A new cost model, FLASQ, offers a more realistic assessment of resource requirements for early fault-tolerant quantum algorithms.

A novel technique leverages network capacity regions to pinpoint loss probabilities, even amidst noisy channel conditions.

A new protocol efficiently certifies complex quantum states using only a small number of single-qubit Pauli measurements.

Researchers quantify coherence in quantum algorithms, revealing its impact on performance with the Bernstein-Vazirani algorithm.
A new approach to protecting quantum information leverages the unique properties of squeezed vacuum states.