Radio frequency readout and control of Ge/SiGe hole spin qubits with a global accumulation gate
Hole spin qubits in undoped Ge/SiGe quantum well structures have advanced rapidly in performance and scalability.

Radio frequency readout and control of Ge/SiGe hole spin qubits with a global accumulation gate
Hole spin qubits in undoped Ge/SiGe quantum well structures have advanced rapidly in performance and scalability.
Liang Jiang: beyond computation, quantum tech can build sensors as small as a yellow fluorescent protein, with spins inside that sense a local magnetic field.
Full talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_edssYqFozY
Quantum sensing technology could address growing mineral supply challenges, with copper demand projected to exceed primary supply by 25% by 2035 according to IEA analysis.
Researchers demonstrate quantum advantage in fiber-optic strain sensors using entangled photon pairs, achieving sub-shot-noise sensitivity that surpasses classical limits in power-constrained sensing applications.
Infleqtion secured £9M from Innovate UK to develop a deployable neutral-atom quantum radio frequency direction finding system, advancing real-world quantum sensing.
UChicago team develops computational framework to accurately predict energy loss in spin defects through internal conversion, advancing quantum sensing applications and revealing underestimated loss pathways in silicon carbide divacancies.
Deep Prasad explores how AI, quantum sensing and alleged Roswell-era technology might intersect in a framework for non-human intelligence, with consciousness at the center of his spacetime theory. #AI #QuantumSensing #UAP
Bell test records contain more parameter sensitivity than compressed scores reveal. Full coincidence data remains quantum-optimal even when scalar Bell scores are stationary—framework certifies sensing capability without complete state tomography.
Quantum scrambling-integrated scheme achieves Heisenberg-limited precision measurement via saddle-point and separatrix dynamics, enabling practical quantum metrology across broader parameter ranges than criticality-enhanced protocols.
Programmable Floquet control enables quantum sensing beyond coherence limits by encoding information in relaxation dynamics, offering improved long-term precision under experimental drift.
Distributed quantum sensing using entangled SU(1,1) Perelomov coherent states achieves Heisenberg-limited phase measurement in networks of Mach-Zehnder interferometers, outperforming separable strategies with sensitivity gains up to N.
Demonstrated Aubry-André localization in bichromatic optical lattices to suppress tunneling, achieving 100-fold improvement in atomic coherence times—enabling precision optical lattice clocks for future space-based applications.
Proposes efficient weak-field sensing protocol for trapped ions combining detuned squeezing and spin-motion entanglement, achieving exponential sensitivity enhancement with reduced operational complexity for practical quantum metrology.
Quantum entanglement enables exponential speedup in learning temporal statistics of classical signals. An entanglement-assisted scheme achieves polynomial acquisition time with logarithmic squeezing, while local protocols require exponential time.
Infleqtion received £9M to develop a deployable quantum radio frequency direction-finding system using Rydberg atom sensors, reducing antenna array size while enabling compact, broadband sensing for defense and civilian applications.
UKRI allocates £50M to quantum technology projects enabling GPS-independent navigation for railways and military, healthcare diagnostics, and monitoring systems. Supporting UK supply chains and aiming to train 150 quantum engineering apprentices by 2030.
Infleqtion advances quantum RF sensing using Rydberg atoms to enable compact, deployable direction-finding for defense and civilian platforms, reducing size, weight, and power consumption compared to conventional antenna systems.
University of Auckland research demonstrates progress in miniaturizing optical frequency combs, enabling potential applications in portable atomic clocks and quantum computing systems previously limited by laboratory-scale equipment size.
Researchers demonstrate squeezed light achieves super-exponential advantages over classical approaches in phase estimation under discrete phase randomization, with advantages persisting even under optical loss and thermal noise.
Scalable creation of negatively charged boron vacancy color centers in bulk h-BN demonstrated using 1.1 MeV He+ irradiation. Photoluminescence and ODMR measurements confirm robust quantum sensing centers with 3.5 GHz spin splitting for magnetometry.