Royal Caribbean's Harmony of the Seas features a 10-story Ultimate Abyss slide. (Richard Tribou/Orlando Sentinel) Ovation of the Seas, a Quantum-class ship which entered service in 2016, will ...

This quantum correction leads to a new recipe for making black holes and a hint at the path to quantum gravity and a unification of the two dominant theories of physics.

Jordan acknowledges that without a large enough quantum machine, DQI will remain a theoretical breakthrough. “DQI cannot run on present-day quantum computers,” he said. But they’re still moving ...

Ovation of the Seas brings exciting onboard attractions like indoor skydiving and bumper cars to the West Coast, for journeys along Mexico’s Baja California.

Quantum algorithms like the quantum approximate optimization algorithm (QAOA) are particularly suited for portfolio optimization. QAOA can evaluate a vast number of asset allocations in parallel ...

Crescent Seas will launch with the Navigator – in agreement with the ship’s owners, which are affiliates of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (“NCLH”).

Special relativity could be harnessed to build a novel quantum computer, and creating it this way could let us use machine learning to deepen our understanding of the quantum realm.

The 4,182-passenger Ovation of the Seas is the first Royal Caribbean Quantum Class ship based in Los Angeles — and also the largest ship ever to sail out of that port based on capacity.

Royal Caribbean International's third Icon Class ship, Legend of the Seas, will debut in 2026. The ship will feature over 40 dining options, a water park, an adults-only area, and other ...

The Quantum Benchmarking Initiative is designed to determine if any quantum computing approach could become utility-scale operational by 2033. DARPA has recently selected 18 quantum computing ...

Setting sail from Port Canaveral, Star of the Seas will make its maiden voyage this summer. The ship is a sibling to Icon of the Seas and the newest in the company’s Icon Class, and like others ...

Royal Caribbean has made it clear that it will not call Star of the Seas "The World's Largest Cruise Ship," although it's technically the same size as Icon, which has made that claim.