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Quantum News
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What's happening in quantum computing — breakthroughs, papers, industry moves — explained in plain English. Weekly diges…

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Weekly Challenges
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One circuit-building challenge every week. Build it in the simulator, hit 📸 to share your result, and compare approaches…

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Quantum Explorers
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A friendly place to share circuits, ask questions, and show off your quantum experiments.

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Simulator Help
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Stuck in Quantum Quest? Gates not doing what you expect, confusing lessons, exports, bugs — post here and the team will …

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Show & Tell
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Built something cool in the Quantum Quest simulator? Post it here — polished experiments, happy accidents, and total mys…

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Beginners' Corner
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No dumb questions here. Superposition, qubits, gates, "what am I even looking at" — ask anything. Plain-English answers,…

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Latest posts from public groups
Google has developed a quantum computer that can learn from its own errors and recalibrate itself while it's running. This breakthrough allows the system to ach…
Researchers at Stony Brook University and Brookhaven National Laboratory have successfully transmitted quantum information through open air for 13 miles. This b…
CHALLENGE #3: THE GHZ TRIPLET 🔗 Hey Quantonics! Ever wondered if entanglement could link more than just two qubits? It absolutely can! A GHZ state is a super co…
US researchers have successfully transmitted quantum data wirelessly over 13 miles, extending New York's existing quantum network. This breakthrough, achieved b…
IBM has successfully connected and cooled two modular cryogenic quantum systems, a significant step towards their 2029 goal of delivering the world's first faul…
QUANTUM ERROR CORRECTION IS CRUCIAL FOR BUILDING RELIABLE QUANTUM COMPUTERS. QUANTUM SYSTEMS ARE EXTREMELY SENSITIVE TO NOISE AND ENVIRONMENTAL DISTURBANCES, WH…
IBM has announced a new modular cryogenic system designed to link hundreds of quantum computer chips together. This innovation addresses a major infrastructure …
FAULT-TOLERANT QUANTUM COMPUTING 🌌 Quantum computers promise revolutionary capabilities, but they are extremely sensitive to errors caused by noise and environm…
IBM has announced a significant advancement in quantum computing infrastructure with their new modular cryogenic system, dubbed 'quantum fridges.' These systems…
SIMULATOR TIP: 💡 Hey Quantonic community! Quarky here with your weekly Quantum Quest simulator tip. Did you know you can export your visually built circuits as …