GCRI · Quantum Technologies
Research and evidence
The research behind Quantum Technologies: the questions it asks, the models and measurements it uses, how uncertainty is stated and how a result is reviewed and reproduced before it is published.
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- 01Draftsources cited, labels attached
- 02Evidence checkevery value traced
- 03Independent reviewconflicts declared
- 04Editionpublished with its limits
- 05Correctiona new version, never a silent edit
What the research asks.
- 01
Quantum computing
Hardware, algorithms and actual maturity.
- 02
Quantum sensing
Measurement, navigation and Earth-science applications.
- 03
Quantum communications
Communications research and deployment limits.
- 04
Post quantum cryptography
Transition security and algorithm standards.
- 05
Quantum and materials
Chemistry and materials simulation.
- 06
Quantum workforce
Research capacity and scarce skills.
What quantum research cannot yet answer well enough for decisions.
Quantum risk analysis has to separate what has been demonstrated from what is projected. The agenda is about cryptographic transition, sensing applications and the workforce and supply chains the field depends on.
- How long will large organisations need to migrate to post-quantum cryptography, and what slows them? See post-quantum cryptography.
- Where could quantum sensing improve navigation, timing and subsurface observation? See quantum sensing.
- What capabilities do current quantum computers demonstrably have? See quantum computing.
- Which materials and components constrain the field’s supply chain? See quantum and materials.
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