News

This post collects links to other interesting news that we have considered but not included in our regular news this week.

A USC study shows quantum annealing beats classical methods in finding near-optimal solutions for complex optimization challenges.

A new method reduces prediction sets by up to 30 percent, helping clinicians diagnose diseases from medical images more efficiently.

Swansea University researchers use mirrors to control quantum noise, enabling new tests of quantum physics and ultra-sensitive sensors.

A new algorithm uses time-series data to reveal hidden group interactions in dynamic systems like the brain.

NeuroSA, a quantum-inspired tool, mimics brain functions to find optimal solutions for logistics, drug discovery, and more.