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Imperial College Shines at Quantum Computing Conference

11/3/2025

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Researchers at Imperial College London earned top honors at the IEEE International Conference on Quantum Computing and Engineering.
They showcased a measurement-device-independent continuous-variable entanglement witness that verifies entanglement without trusted measurement devices.
The work addresses challenges in establishing scalable quantum networks, supporting cryptography applications.
The team also demonstrated a distributed quantum neural network that integrates quantum processors with AI supercomputing, indicating practical potential in healthcare and complex problem solving.

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Researchers at Imperial College London earned top honors at the IEEE International Conference on Quantum Computing and Engineering.
They showcased a measurement-device-independent continuous-variable entanglement witness that verifies entanglement without trusted measurement devices.
The work addresses challenges in establishing scalable quantum networks, supporting cryptography applications.
The team also demonstrated a distributed quantum neural network that integrates quantum processors with AI supercomputing, indicating practical potential in healthcare and complex problem solving.