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  1. CERN's new "superconducting karts" 🚗💨 promise to accelerate scientists to coffee breaks faster than ever before, because who has time for particle physics when you can pretend to be Mario Kart? 🎮🚀 Forget unraveling the secrets of the universe; it's all about that sweet, sweet need for speed! 🏎️💫
    home.cern/news/news/engineerin #CERN #superconducting #karts #MarioKart #particlephysics #speedinnovation #coffeeaddict #HackerNews #ngated

  2. CERN's new "superconducting karts" 🚗💨 promise to accelerate scientists to coffee breaks faster than ever before, because who has time for particle physics when you can pretend to be Mario Kart? 🎮🚀 Forget unraveling the secrets of the universe; it's all about that sweet, sweet need for speed! 🏎️💫
    home.cern/news/news/engineerin #CERN #superconducting #karts #MarioKart #particlephysics #speedinnovation #coffeeaddict #HackerNews #ngated

  3. CERN's new "superconducting karts" 🚗💨 promise to accelerate scientists to coffee breaks faster than ever before, because who has time for particle physics when you can pretend to be Mario Kart? 🎮🚀 Forget unraveling the secrets of the universe; it's all about that sweet, sweet need for speed! 🏎️💫
    home.cern/news/news/engineerin #CERN #superconducting #karts #MarioKart #particlephysics #speedinnovation #coffeeaddict #HackerNews #ngated

  4. CERN's new "superconducting karts" 🚗💨 promise to accelerate scientists to coffee breaks faster than ever before, because who has time for particle physics when you can pretend to be Mario Kart? 🎮🚀 Forget unraveling the secrets of the universe; it's all about that sweet, sweet need for speed! 🏎️💫
    home.cern/news/news/engineerin #CERN #superconducting #karts #MarioKart #particlephysics #speedinnovation #coffeeaddict #HackerNews #ngated

  5. CERN's new "superconducting karts" 🚗💨 promise to accelerate scientists to coffee breaks faster than ever before, because who has time for particle physics when you can pretend to be Mario Kart? 🎮🚀 Forget unraveling the secrets of the universe; it's all about that sweet, sweet need for speed! 🏎️💫
    home.cern/news/news/engineerin #CERN #superconducting #karts #MarioKart #particlephysics #speedinnovation #coffeeaddict #HackerNews #ngated

  6. New startup Snowcap Compute promises #superconducting #computers that are orders of magnitude faster and more efficient than today's. Last year, co-founders Anna and Quentin Herr compared their scheme to fitting a data center in a shoebox. spectrum.ieee.org/superconduct...

    How to Put a Data Center in a ...

  7. Article on a chemist in some college's alumni magazine: "For a lecture on superconductors, she brought a sample of the superconducting material yttrium barium copper oxide that students could handle.

    Chemistry students often think, 'this is painful'..."

    Wikipedia: It does so "at about 93 K (−180.2 °C; −292.3 °F)".

    Me: Yes, I imagine that would be painful.

    #chemistry #superconducting #brr

  8. We've now detailed the second core superconducting technology we developed at CFS for our fusion machines: PIT VIPER cables. Four years from idea to manufacturing, which is a breakneck pace for new magnet tech. Peer reviewed paper so people don't just have to take our word for it. Dig in here: cfs.energy/news-and-media/comm
    #fusion #FusionEnergy #Superconducting #Engineering #Magnet #Climate #Science

  9. "due to a phenomenon called magnetic flux quantization in the superconducting loop, this pulse is always exactly the same. It is known as a “single flux quantum” (SFQ) of magnetic flux, and it is fixed to have a value of 2.07 millivolt-picoseconds. Put an inductor inside the Josephson-junction loop, and the voltage pulse drives a current. Since the loop is #superconducting, this current will continue going around the loop indefinitely, without using any further #energy."

    spectrum.ieee.org/superconduct

  10. #Physicists from Forschungszentrum Jülich and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology have uncovered that #Josephson tunnel junctions – the fundamental building blocks of #superconducting #quantum #computers – are more complex than previously thought
    #Physics #QuantumScience #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2024/02/phy02142401

  11. #Physicists from Forschungszentrum Jülich and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology have uncovered that #Josephson tunnel junctions – the fundamental building blocks of #superconducting #quantum #computers – are more complex than previously thought
    #Physics #QuantumScience #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2024/02/phy02142401

  12. #Physicists from Forschungszentrum Jülich and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology have uncovered that #Josephson tunnel junctions – the fundamental building blocks of #superconducting #quantum #computers – are more complex than previously thought
    #Physics #QuantumScience #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2024/02/phy02142401

  13. #Physicists from Forschungszentrum Jülich and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology have uncovered that #Josephson tunnel junctions – the fundamental building blocks of #superconducting #quantum #computers – are more complex than previously thought
    #Physics #QuantumScience #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2024/02/phy02142401

  14. #Physicists from Forschungszentrum Jülich and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology have uncovered that #Josephson tunnel junctions – the fundamental building blocks of #superconducting #quantum #computers – are more complex than previously thought
    #Physics #QuantumScience #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2024/02/phy02142401

  15. A team @HZDR, #CEA, #Tohoku University, and #MPI CPfS gained insights why a new material remains #superconducting even at high #magnetic fields – possibly enabling previously unconceivable technological applications.
    ▶️hzdr.de/presse/ute2_heavyweigh

    Image: B. Schröder/ HZDR

  16. It’s Back: Researchers Say They’ve Replicated LK-99 Room Temperature Superconductor Experiment thequantuminsider.com/?p=23600 #Research #coppersubstituted_lead_apatite #CSLA #LK99 #roomtemperature_superconductor #Superconducting #superconductor #quantumdaily Insider Brief A team of researchers report the replication experiments suggest a copper-substituted lead apatite (CSLA) may serve as a candidate for room-temperature superconductivity. Last year, replication efforts on a similar r

  17. It’s Back: Researchers Say They’ve Replicated LK-99 Room Temperature Superconductor Experiment thequantuminsider.com/?p=23600 #Research #coppersubstituted_lead_apatite #CSLA #LK99 #roomtemperature_superconductor #Superconducting #superconductor #quantumdaily Insider Brief A team of researchers report the replication experiments suggest a copper-substituted lead apatite (CSLA) may serve as a candidate for room-temperature superconductivity. Last year, replication efforts on a similar r

  18. It’s Back: Researchers Say They’ve Replicated LK-99 Room Temperature Superconductor Experiment thequantuminsider.com/?p=23600 #Research #coppersubstituted_lead_apatite #CSLA #LK99 #roomtemperature_superconductor #Superconducting #superconductor #quantumdaily Insider Brief A team of researchers report the replication experiments suggest a copper-substituted lead apatite (CSLA) may serve as a candidate for room-temperature superconductivity. Last year, replication efforts on a similar r

  19. It’s Back: Researchers Say They’ve Replicated LK-99 Room Temperature Superconductor Experiment thequantuminsider.com/?p=23600 #Research #coppersubstituted_lead_apatite #CSLA #LK99 #roomtemperature_superconductor #Superconducting #superconductor #quantumdaily Insider Brief A team of researchers report the replication experiments suggest a copper-substituted lead apatite (CSLA) may serve as a candidate for room-temperature superconductivity. Last year, replication efforts on a similar r

  20. It’s Back: Researchers Say They’ve Replicated LK-99 Room Temperature Superconductor Experiment thequantuminsider.com/?p=23600 #Research #coppersubstituted_lead_apatite #CSLA #LK99 #roomtemperature_superconductor #Superconducting #superconductor #quantumdaily Insider Brief A team of researchers report the replication experiments suggest a copper-substituted lead apatite (CSLA) may serve as a candidate for room-temperature superconductivity. Last year, replication efforts on a similar r

  21. As industrial #computing needs grow, the size and #energy consumption of the #hardware needed to keep up with those needs grows as well. A possible solution to this dilemma could be found in #superconducting materials
    #MaterialScience #Physics #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2023/12/ms12192301.

  22. Another quantum computer is here — Fujitsu and RIKEN in Japan. They went with superconducting qubits, like IBM, Google, and various others (but not all). 64 qubits so far. fujitsu.com/global/about/resou
    #QuantumComputing #Japan #superconducting #qubits

  23. news.mit.edu/2023/physicists-d

    In recent years, physicists have used #nematicity to describe a coordinated shift that drives a material into a #superconducting state. Strong interactions between electrons cause the material as a whole to stretch infinitesimally, like microscopic taffy, in one particular direction that allows electrons to flow freely in that direction.

  24. The alleged #superconductor situation is potentially amazing, but also fascinating to see the politics of scientific authorship, credit, peer review, institutional credibility, all being litigated in real time by onlookers desperate to figure out if the results are real. However it turns out, this will be studied by sociologists of science for years to come. #superconducting #lk99

  25. #qibo I'm a fan.

    On Thursday I talked to Stefano Carazza who is pushing forward the vision to have a #FOSS full stack #quantumComputing package.

    The package is called Qibo and it's freely available. As in free software.

    We talked about about how at a certain stage adoption will become relevant, for now releasing #QiboCal and #QiboLab is the focus.

    I say relevant, because it's not going to be an issue, a challange at most. Why, there's a ton of new setups emerging and experimentalists prefer to run everything from a single jupyter notebook and have control over what is happening in their lab rather than be restricted.

    A researcher is not building abinitio a #quantumDevice to be limited by #IP or some nonsense that our societal system tends to generate.

    Qualitatively new ideas are continuously surfacing and to seamlessly make academic progress we need #FOSS and integrate our efforts. Private interests should not limit what researchers are doing; vide our flawed publication system.

    We need 2 things:
    - theorists publishing their protocols with code integrated into Qibo as e.g. a calibration, optimization or circuit routine.
    - experimentalists setting up Qibo drivers.
    Qibo is a bridge between theory and experiments that is going to stand on the FOSS principle. A principle that will allow us to make more progress than without it.

    #superconducting qubits, #RydbergAtoms, #trappedIons, #integratedPhotonics have similar requirements and Qibo is going to make them buzz 😊😄

    If that sounds similar to what you think is already doing that then no. The FOSS feature needs to be present otherwise you're making a managerial design error that will show up down the line.

    github.com/qiboteam/qibo

  26. #qibo I'm a fan.

    On Thursday I talked to Stefano Carazza who is pushing forward the vision to have a #FOSS full stack #quantumComputing package.

    The package is called Qibo and it's freely available. As in free software.

    We talked about about how at a certain stage adoption will become relevant, for now releasing #QiboCal and #QiboLab is the focus.

    I say relevant, because it's not going to be an issue, a challange at most. Why, there's a ton of new setups emerging and experimentalists prefer to run everything from a single jupyter notebook and have control over what is happening in their lab rather than be restricted.

    A researcher is not building abinitio a #quantumDevice to be limited by #IP or some nonsense that our societal system tends to generate.

    Qualitatively new ideas are continuously surfacing and to seamlessly make academic progress we need #FOSS and integrate our efforts. Private interests should not limit what researchers are doing; vide our flawed publication system.

    We need 2 things:
    - theorists publishing their protocols with code integrated into Qibo as e.g. a calibration, optimization or circuit routine.
    - experimentalists setting up Qibo drivers.
    Qibo is a bridge between theory and experiments that is going to stand on the FOSS principle. A principle that will allow us to make more progress than without it.

    #superconducting qubits, #RydbergAtoms, #trappedIons, #integratedPhotonics have similar requirements and Qibo is going to make them buzz 😊😄

    If that sounds similar to what you think is already doing that then no. The FOSS feature needs to be present otherwise you're making a managerial design error that will show up down the line.

    github.com/qiboteam/qibo

  27. #qibo I'm a fan.

    On Thursday I talked to Stefano Carazza who is pushing forward the vision to have a #FOSS full stack #quantumComputing package.

    The package is called Qibo and it's freely available. As in free software.

    We talked about about how at a certain stage adoption will become relevant, for now releasing #QiboCal and #QiboLab is the focus.

    I say relevant, because it's not going to be an issue, a challange at most. Why, there's a ton of new setups emerging and experimentalists prefer to run everything from a single jupyter notebook and have control over what is happening in their lab rather than be restricted.

    A researcher is not building abinitio a #quantumDevice to be limited by #IP or some nonsense that our societal system tends to generate.

    Qualitatively new ideas are continuously surfacing and to seamlessly make academic progress we need #FOSS and integrate our efforts. Private interests should not limit what researchers are doing; vide our flawed publication system.

    We need 2 things:
    - theorists publishing their protocols with code integrated into Qibo as e.g. a calibration, optimization or circuit routine.
    - experimentalists setting up Qibo drivers.
    Qibo is a bridge between theory and experiments that is going to stand on the FOSS principle. A principle that will allow us to make more progress than without it.

    #superconducting qubits, #RydbergAtoms, #trappedIons, #integratedPhotonics have similar requirements and Qibo is going to make them buzz 😊😄

    If that sounds similar to what you think is already doing that then no. The FOSS feature needs to be present otherwise you're making a managerial design error that will show up down the line.

    github.com/qiboteam/qibo

  28. Intel Enters the Quantum Computing Horse Race With 12-Qubit Chip

    #Intel has built a #quantum #processor called #Tunnel #Falls that it will offer to research labs hoping to make the revolutionary computing technology practical.

    The Tunnel Falls processor, announced Thursday, houses 12 qubits, the fundamental quantum data processing elements.

    It's a major step in the chipmaker's attempt to develop quantum computing hardware it hopes will eventually surpass rivals.

    One notable feature of quantum computing is the tremendous variety of approaches. Intel is using electrons, storing data via quantum mechanical #spin, that's analogous to the two directions a top can spin.

    #IBM and #Google are using small electrical circuits of #superconducting materials.

    #IonQ and #Quantinuum manipulate #charged #atoms stored in a #trap.

    Other approaches involve #neutral atoms and even #photons.

    cnet.com/tech/computing/intel-