Quantum Computing: Recent Developments and Resources

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More recent book than Nielsen and Chuang "Quantum Computation and Quantum Informaion"

For this famous book, I discovered too late that there are no References more recent than 2000.
Do you know of a textbook that covers more recent developments in Quantum Computing?
Thanks
Don Parsons
 
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dfp10 said:
For this famous book, I discovered too late that there are no References more recent than 2000.
Do you know of a textbook that covers more recent developments in Quantum Computing?
Thanks
Don Parsons

They have recently come out with a 10th anniversary edition but it is basically just a reprint.

Most work in the past 10 years is on Arxiv:quant-ph which has many search options. Another search option is to pick classic "breakthrough" paper on the topic you are interested in and search for papers that cite it as a reference.

In my opinion, it is still the best book out there.

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