The New York Times writes about quantum computers.
physicsworld.com writes about quantum memory.
Physicists in Canada and the US claim to be the first to make a direct measurement of the polarization quantum state of light – a feat that at first glance appears to defy Heisenberg's uncertainty principle. The technique, which relies on a process known as weak measurement, could help in fundamental studies on quantum mechanics or in the development of quantum computing.
The Austrian newspaper Der Standard brings an article about foundations for a quantum computer (in German).
physicsworld.com brings a story on quantum computers.
A physicsworld.com article about an optical device that could outstrip classical computers.
A brief description of how Quantum Computers Will work from HowStuffWorks.com.
A comprehensive guide to quantum entanglement and its implications for quantum computing, teleportation and cryptography.
A collection of links and articles at the University of Cambridge.
A series of lectures by David Deutsch designed as an introduction to the quantum theory of computation.