US EditionGoogle Doodle marks World Quantum Day
- World Quantum Day, an international event on April 14, promotes quantum science understanding.
- Quantum computers, leveraging quantum physics, enhance computational efficiency, driving the need for awareness.
- This annual event engages scientists, engineers, and the public through various activities and discussions.
- Organizers chose April 14 because 4.14 approximates Planck's constant, a key value in quantum physics.
- Quantum technology's advancement necessitates proactive measures, like quantum-resistant encryption, for cybersecurity.
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Gov. Polis visits Longmont to highlight $75M state quantum push
Gov. Jared Polis helped with a second-grade lesson on quantum technology that included jelly beans, Oreos and Legos during a Monday visit to the Innovation Center of St. Vrain Valley Schools for World Quantum Day. Alpine Elementary second graders Alyssa Cunyas Palomino, left, and Ximena Sanchez Silva learn about quantum technology with Don Haddad, St. Vrain Valley School District superintendent, left, and Gov. Jared Polis. Polis visited the Inno…
Quantum Computing: Revolution or cybersecurity threat?
The United Nations have designated 2025 the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, and today is a particularly important moment for that observance as April 14 marks World Quantum Day. It is aimed at promoting public awareness and understanding of Quantum Science and Technology worldwide. Our guest Ivan Maksymov, Principal Research Fellow and Associate Professor in the AI and Cyber Futures Institute at Charles Sturt University, te…
Quantum Overlay: The Doodle with which Google Celebrates this Physical Phenomenon
This Monday, April 14, marks the World Quantum Day. That is why Google changed its traditional color logo to a doodle that celebrates one of the phenomena of this branch of physics, quantum overlap. Google's doodle aims to celebrate or commemorate events, achievements or people that marked a before and after in the world. In that sense, the Internet server changes its logo on the main page for a day. On this occasion, by entering Google.com you …
World Quantum Day – is the internet ready for the "biggest security threat of all time"?
For World Quantum Day, we talked with Tuta Mail about the threats that quantum computers pose to encryption, the need to switch to quantum-resistant cryptography today, and the company's work in this space.
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