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Quantum time machine: How the future can change what happens now

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Quantum time machine: How the future can change what happens now

The idea that the future can influence the past may finally explain the inherent randomness of quantum theory and bring it in line with Einstein's space-time

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Quantum computing research

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Is the quantum computer revolution really just five years away?

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Shrinking black holes avoid paradox by oozing hidden information

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Shrinking black holes avoid paradox by oozing hidden information

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Conceptual art of network

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Clever maths will stop hackers spying on the quantum internet

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Black hole

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Parallel universes could solve a big problem with black holes

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quantum computing

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2018 preview: Quantum computers to overtake ordinary machines

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quantum artwork

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Consciously quantum: How you make everything real

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We’ve figured out how to ensure quantum computers can be trusted

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We’ve figured out how to ensure quantum computers can be trusted

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Why Hawking's PhD thesis is now an internet-breaking inspiration

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Why Hawking's PhD thesis is now an internet-breaking inspiration

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Quantum code: why building the ultimate computer is the easy bit

After decades of hype, quantum computers are poised to prove their superiority over classical machines. Now the race is on to figure out what to do with them

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The most precise atomic clock ever made is a cube of quantum gas

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The Renaissance gambler who invented probability to win at cards

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This qubit redesign may make it easier to make quantum computers

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What if the diminutive electron isn’t as small as it gets?

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