Explore our timeline of Quantum Computing.

Business is booming in Oxfordshire. From biotech giants to nuclear fusion facilities, from space science to driverless cars, the region is fast becoming one of the world’s leading centres of innovation.

Working with space sector experts we explore how quantum computers could tackle some of the challenges facing the industry.

NQIT investigators have put together a concise roadmap to quantum networking by light-matter interfacing.

The University of Sussex's Ion Quantum Technology Group has demonstrated a new method to make quantum logic gates resistant to 'noise'

An overview of the evidence given by Professor Ian Walmsley, Professor Winfried Hensinger and Professor Kai Bongs to the UK Parliament Science and Technology Committee on 17 July.

Quantum computing has the potential to transform a whole host of technologies, from cryptography to artificial intelligence (AI). To help ensure these changes are positive for society, NQIT researchers at Oxford University are aiming to embed responsible research and innovation in quantum projects, as researcher Philip Inglesant explains.

If you are a regular visitor to Parks Road in Oxford, you can’t have failed to notice that a stunning new structure is under construction.

Secure communication is emerging as a significant challenge for our hyper-connected data-dependent society. The answer may lie in a clever combination of quantum and classical cryptographic techniques.