Quantum computing goes minimal

"A single atom has performed the first full quantum simulations of how certain molecules react to light. Researchers simulated the behaviour of three different organic molecules when they are hit with an energetic particle called a photon. They encoded these different parameters into a single ytterbium ion trapped in a vacuum using pulsating electric fields. The minimalistic approach could dramatically speed the path towards a ‘quantum advantage’, says the team behind the feat. “It is incredibly hardware-efficient,” says experimental quantum physicist Ting Rei Tan..."

Article Experimental Quantum Simulation of Chemical Dynamics

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-01591-1

Hello Ljubomir Jacić ,

Thanks for the response.

I would really appreciate your viewpoint in our survey on the Global Quantum Computing Market. This will greatly help my research.

Regards,

Masarat

Overall, the global market for quantum computing is divided into the following segmentations

• Offering: services and systems.
• Method of deployment: on-premises and cloud-based.
• Technology: trapped ions, quantum annealing, superconducting qubits, and others.
• Application: quantum-assisted optimization, quantum simulation, and quantum-assisted machine learning.
• End-user industry: banking and finance, IT and telecom, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, space and defense, energy and power, transportation and logistics, academia, government, chemicals, and others.

Dear Masarat Kudle , have You seen this research question on quantum computing. You may visit this discussion room and find relevant sources there. I think it will be helpful for your research.

https://www.researchgate.net/post/Quantum_Computing_Revolutionary_or_Just_a_Mirage#view=67c18de23570f9b4fc0abf61