Matt Swayne

Chief Content Officer at Resonance (Quantum Insider, Digital Twin Insider, Space Insider, AI Insider, Climate Insider)

state college, pennsylvania, united states

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Turning complex information into compelling content. Experienced science and technology writer. Created and taught a course in science writing and communication. Skilled in science news writing, news writing, copy writing, blogging, and editing. Side hustle includes working with startups in AI, FinTech, Quantum Computing, and Venture Capital. Strong media and communication professional with a Communications focused in Journalism from Penn State.

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Lawmakers Introduce National Quantum Initiative Reauthorization Act After Lapse

Insider Brief - Lawmakers are introducing the National Quantum Initiative Reauthorization Act, seeking to restore a lapsed federal framework for coordinating U.S. quantum research and policy. - The bipartisan bill responds to growing concerns that future ... See more

thequantuminsider.com•Matt Swayne•Jan 8, 2026

What is mHC? How DeepSeek-AI Found a Way to Scale AI Models Without Training Breakdowns

Insider Brief - DeepSeek-AI researchers propose a new neural network architecture that allows models to scale with wider internal connections while maintaining stable training behavior. - The approach constrains how information is mixed between layers, pr... See more

theaiinsider.tech•Matt Swayne•Jan 8, 2026

How Scientists Backed Up Qubits - Without Being Copied

Insider Brief - Researchers at the University of Waterloo demonstrated that quantum information can be redundantly backed up by encrypting qubits into multiple entangled systems that can be decrypted only once, preserving the no-cloning theorem. - The met... See more

thequantuminsider.com•Matt Swayne•Jan 8, 2026

Encrypted Qubits Can be Cloned: Scientists Discover First Method to Safely Back up Quantum Information

Insider Brief - Researchers at the University of Waterloo demonstrated a method to securely duplicate encrypted quantum information, effectively bypassing the no-cloning theorem and enabling redundant quantum data storage. - The approach uses one-time-use... See more

thequantuminsider.com•Matt Swayne•Jan 8, 2026

Report Sets Engineering Priorities to Protect U.S. Lead in Quantum

Insider Brief - A new ERVA report funded by the NSF warns that the United States risks losing leadership in quantum-enabled technologies and calls for targeted engineering research to move quantum systems from laboratory demonstrations to scalable, deploy... See more

thequantuminsider.com•Matt Swayne•Jan 7, 2026

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Lawmakers Introduce National Quantum Initiative Reauthorization Act After Lapse

What is mHC? How DeepSeek-AI Found a Way to Scale AI Models Without Training Breakdowns

How Scientists Backed Up Qubits - Without Being Copied

Encrypted Qubits Can be Cloned: Scientists Discover First Method to Safely Back up Quantum Information

Report Sets Engineering Priorities to Protect U.S. Lead in Quantum

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Lawmakers Introduce National Quantum Initiative Reauthorization Act After Lapse

What is mHC? How DeepSeek-AI Found a Way to Scale AI Models Without Training Breakdowns

How Scientists Backed Up Qubits - Without Being Copied

Encrypted Qubits Can be Cloned: Scientists Discover First Method to Safely Back up Quantum Information

Report Sets Engineering Priorities to Protect U.S. Lead in Quantum