World First: Cloud-Based Photonic Quantum Computer
World First: Cloud-Based Photonic Quantum Computer Xanadu Releases World’s First Photonic Quantum Computer in the Cloud Xanadu Quantum Cloud offers access to 8 and 12
September 3, 2020
World First: Cloud-Based Photonic Quantum Computer Xanadu Releases World’s First Photonic Quantum Computer in the Cloud Xanadu Quantum Cloud offers access to 8 and 12
Seeking Quantum Materials for Your Quantum Computer? Oak Ridge National Laboratory Research Pushes Ahead With Quantum Materials Discovery ORNL Scientists Tap into AI to Put
Oak Ridge National Lab’s quantum random number generator is being harnessed by industry. Using an LED, their device produces photons while measuring the quantumness of the produced photons. Qrypt will harness these quantum statistics to produce “unique and unpredictable encryption keys.” Doing so places an exponentially better decryption mitigation method in place lending to greater communication cybersecurity.
Quantum computing via the cloud is gaining ground. Numerous institutions have joined the likes of the IBM Q Experience, a quantum cloud computing service. Quantum computing clouds being developed reach back to quantum computers, programmable at your discretion.
