Oxford physicists set a new record in qubit fidelity, slashing single-qubit gate error rates to near-zero for scalable ...

In a statement released Monday, Google Quantum AI founder and lead Hartmut Neven said the Willow chip performs state-of-the-art across several metrics.

I am meeting with Hartmut Neven, a scientist, and Tobias Rees, a philosopher. Together, we are reflecting on this emergent and extraordinary technology.

Hartmut Neven, head of Google’s quantum effort, said this week that he was confident that “real world applications that are possible only on quantum computers” would arrive within five years.

Key Points: Hartmut Neven leads Google Quantum AI with a bold, accelerated vision. Quantum computing uses qubits to enable parallel processing far beyond classical limits.

"We’re optimistic that within five years we’ll see real-world applications that are possible only on quantum computers," founder and lead of Google Quantum AI Hartmut Neven said in a statement.

A few weeks ago at CES 2025, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang posited that practical uses of quantum computing were about 20 years away. Today, Google’s head of quantum Hartmut Neven told Reuters that we ...

This team, which includes Hartmut Neven, lead of Google's Quantum AI lab, makes the assumption that Penrose is wrong in his suggestion that consciousness arises at the point of superposition ...

Hartmut Neven, who leads Google’s Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab, is among them. He originally trained as a physicist and computational neuroscientist before pioneering computer vision –… ...

In this episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast, Neven talks about Google’s new Willow quantum processor, which integrates 105 superconducting physical qubits.