Quantum computing is no longer a distant frontier, a reality recently reinforced by the 2025 Physics Nobel Prize winners. While Professor John Clarke, one of the three new laureates, described the recognition as the “surprise of his life” few in the technology community were caught off guard. Their work forms the backbone of the breakthroughs driving quantum research forward today. Clarke explained, “This is something that leads to the development of the quantum computer. Many people are working on quantum computing, our discovery is in many ways the basis of this ...