Hefei Powers Ahead with Quantum Leap in Computing
Hefei, on the Yangtze River, is emerging as a global quantum computing hub in early 2026, driving breakthroughs that could redefine what machines can achieve.
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Hefei, on the Yangtze River, is emerging as a global quantum computing hub in early 2026, driving breakthroughs that could redefine what machines can achieve.
At the Quantum Technology and Industry Conference 2025 in Hefei, over 311 exhibits showcase breakthroughs from quantum-secured networks to superconducting computers.
At the 2025 World Internet Conference in Wuzhen, 17 projects spanning AI, IoT and quantum computing were honored from over 400 submissions across 34 countries and regions.
IBM demonstrates real-time quantum error correction on AMD FPGAs, a milestone in commercializing quantum supercomputers and edging ahead in the global tech race.
China breaks ground on its first photonic quantum computer factory in Shenzhen, aiming for annual mass production of dozens of specialized light-based machines.
Scientists in the Chinese mainland harness quantum edge-encoding and graph neural networks to boost drug molecule prediction accuracy, speeding up drug discovery on noisy quantum hardware.
Leaders at the 2025 “Summer Davos” in Tianjin chart a roadmap for future-proofing economies with AI, quantum computing, and green development, spotlighting the Chinese mainland’s global influence.
The Chinese mainland has launched Zuchongzhi 3.0, a groundbreaking superconducting quantum computer that outperforms the world’s fastest supercomputers by quadrillion times.
Chinese scientists unveil ‘Zuchongzhi 3.0’, a 105-qubit quantum computer that outperforms the world’s fastest supercomputers by quadrillions of times.
Microsoft has introduced Majorana 1, a groundbreaking quantum processing unit that could make quantum computing a reality within years. Learn how this innovation could revolutionize multiple industries.