[Twisted Physics: 7 Mind-Blowing Findings] Why would entities like Google and NASA — which already own countless high-powered computers — invest heavily in the relatively new field of quantum ...

In 2013, Google and NASA bought a quantum computer. But not everyone agreed that that's indeed what they had purchased with the D-Wave Two. As Google director of engineering Hartmut Neven ...

Quantum computers rely on fundamentally different ... stages and commercial use could be decades away, but a team of NASA and Google engineers announced on Tuesday that the D-Wave computer ...

Yesterday, NASA and Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) announced they were co-purchasing a quantum computer, from a little-known Canadian company called D-Wave. The 12-year-old firm based near Vancouver ...

As the name suggests, the Google and NASA scientists will use the quantum computer to advance machine learning -- a field of AI that deals with computers that autonomously optimize their behavior ...

Google found that cracking RSA encryption—the same tech that secures Bitcoin wallets—needs fewer quantum resources than ...

New research by Google suggested that RSA encryption, a critical security feature used in securing Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), may ...

Google's recent announcement of the arrival of Willow, a quantum chip that has reduced the error tendencies of some of its predecessors, is a milestone in the effort ...

Quantum Computing (NASDAQ:QUBT) catapulted for the second straight trading day following news the company won a contract with NASA to utilize ... De Silva said. "Google's (GOOG)(GOOGL) recent ...

A joint project between Google, NASA, and the Universities Space Research ... real questions about whether D-Wave’s approach to quantum computing will yield results. Benchmarking tests on ...