HSE team wins gold at NeuroGolf machine learning contest
An HSE team secured gold at the 2026 NeuroGolf machine learning championship, finishing seventh overall.
View ArticleDiraq says quantum computers could cut AI’s energy use for data training
AI’s energy use is soaring—data centers may reach 1,000 TWh by 2030.
View ArticleLockheed Martin builds a quantum hub to speed up defense tech
Lockheed Martin accelerates quantum tech with its new Quantum Innovation Center, a hub for research and defense prototypes.
View ArticleNUS and partners launch a Quantum × AI conference with 300 experts
NUS and the Society of Algorithmic Intelligence host IntelligenceX 2026, a conference exploring the intersection of quantum computing and AI.
View ArticleAustralia risks AI repeat unless it leads in quantum tech
Australia risks repeating its reactive approach to AI unless it seizes the opportunity to become a global leader in quantum, according to SQA Director Professor Peter Turner on World Quantum Readiness...
View ArticleSyracuse University unites AI research across four schools
Syracuse University today announced the launch of the Institute for Artificial Intelligence, which unites researchers from four schools and colleges to advance the science and application of AI. Led by...
View ArticleQuantum nanostructures could cut AI’s energy use
Engineers at UW-Madison designed a new type of quantum structure to enable optical neural networks, potentially cutting AI energy use.
View ArticleFiber Infrastructure Vital for Quantum Communications, Says FBA
The Fiber Broadband Association’s Fiber Connect 2027 will showcase how fiber infrastructure supports emerging AI & quantum technologies, demanding high-capacity, low-latency networks.
View ArticleAI researchers explore graph theory and linear algebra at NU event
The first International Conference on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence (ICMAI 2026) brought together 90 participants from Kazakhstan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Hungary,...
View ArticleUCLA nanowire networks compute with billionths-of-a-meter links
UCLA research explores how self-organizing systems, utilizing nanowire networks, can perform computation at the billionths-of-a-meter scale.
View ArticleQuantum materials could cut AI data centre energy use
Artificial intelligence data centres consume massive amounts of energy and fresh water, and PhD student Jean-Félix Milette is exploring quantum materials that could help make future computing...
View ArticleWEF urges energy sector to prepare for quantum threats
The World Economic Forum warns the energy sector faces growing cybersecurity risks, particularly from vulnerabilities exposed by post-quantum cryptography advances.
View ArticleSCAC to guide quantum research with new national roadmap
The U.S. Department of Energy, led by Under Secretary Darío Gil, is developing a “Quantum Inflection Point” plan to chart a science-first path for national quantum computing efforts.
View ArticleAI excels at exams, but lacks human theory-building skills
A new study challenges AI’s knowledge creation, arguing a disconnect exists between its data-based predictions and human theory-based reasoning.
View ArticleITMO launches institute to build Russia’s photonics future
In 2026, ITMO is launching the Institute of Photonics, a project platform uniting research teams, with the main objective of developing domestic solutions for ultrafast data processing and transfer...
View ArticleIonQ’s research earns a quarter of IEEE Quantum Week’s top honors
IonQ received four Best Paper Awards ahead of IEEE Quantum Week 2026, recognized among 857 global submissions for breakthroughs in ai, hybrid computing, and life sciences. The company’s four winning...
View ArticleDr. Safeer’s team—OUI—links physics & robotics with wave-based control
Oxford’s Dr. Safeer’s team links physics with robotics, using wave-based computing hardware for robot control.
View ArticleRutgers finds most Americans now use AI daily, but distrust its control
Rutgers researchers discovered 72% of U.S. adults now use AI, a surge from 50% last November, yet most prefer human oversight in critical decisions.
View ArticleAlps supercomputer is an ‘airport’ for research, CSCS says
The Alps supercomputer at the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (CSCS) is now flexible research infrastructure, offering a broad range of additional services beyond hardware. Inaugurated in 2024,...
View ArticlePhotonic Inc. pursues quantum gains to keep Canadian tech manufacturing at home
Photonic Inc. unveiled Project VANGUARD, a $500M facility to boost Canadian quantum, AI, and defence tech manufacturing.
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