Recent Advances in Quantum Information and Quantum Computing

Dear Colleagues,

Recent advances in quantum physics continue to expand the boundaries of the field. In particular, the rapid progress in quantum information and quantum computing has been remarkable. Quantum information has evolved from the definition of its fundamental concepts to wide-ranging applications such as quantum communication. Meanwhile, quantum computing has developed beyond Feynman’s original idea of the quantum simulator, moving toward practical implementations with real-world impact.

Currently, two areas draw particular attention in quantum computing: quantum error correction and quantum artificial intelligence. Both fields represent essential steps toward realizing large-scale, fault-tolerant, and intelligent quantum systems. This Special Issue aims to highlight key discussions surrounding these developments, focusing on the most recent advances in quantum information and computing. Emphasis will be placed on practical approaches to quantum error correction and the emerging field of quantum AI.

However, this Special Issue also seeks to provide a broader perspective by addressing fundamental aspects of quantum information and the overall progress of quantum computing technology. Through these contributions, we hope to offer readers an integrated view of how current research is shaping the future landscape of quantum science and its technological applications.

Dr. Younghun Kwon
Guest Editor

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