The quantum Ireland journal.
Evidence-led articles on computing, security and the Irish ecosystem. Articles are published after source checks. This is not an active automated publication feed.
A high-volume ambition needs a truth gate.
Proposed target: up to 20 researched drafts per day across quantum Ireland, quantum security Ireland, Ireland quantum computer and adjacent topics. Drafts need source links, duplication checks and technical fact-checking before publication. No scheduled generator, live blog CMS or autopublishing is connected to this site.
Physical vs logical qubits: why one million is not the whole story
A physical qubit is a hardware element. A logical qubit is encoded across physical hardware so errors can be detected and corrected. A headline qubit count alone says little about useful performance.
Read article →02 / 29 Sep 2026Ireland has a quantum strategy. What would domestic compute add?
Ireland’s Quantum 2030 strategy describes a national ambition across research, talent, collaboration and innovation. A domestic computing effort could add hardware engineering, skills and access to that wider ecosystem, if it is actually built and governed well.
Read article →03 / 29 Sep 2026Quantum security Ireland: what to prepare now
“Quantum secure” is too broad a promise. Cryptographic migration is the immediate practical subject: inventory public-key cryptography, identify long-lived sensitive data and plan upgrades using standards.
Read article →04 / 30 Sep 2026One Bit-Flip and the Limits of Repetition
How a simple majority vote corrects single errors classically, yet reveals why quantum information requires more sophisticated protection.
Read article →Publish fewer false claims, not more pages.
Use a distinct question and primary source for each article. Date changing facts, cite the original research, and clearly separate proposal, experiment and proven deployment. No fabricated experts, partner quotes, access offers or claims of a working Irish machine. A fixed volume target should never override source quality.