Maryland’s IONQ Quantum Computer Outperforms Classical Systems
Maryland’s IONQ Quantum Computer Outperforms Classical Systems. Having announced the simulation of water molecules via its trapped ion quantum computing system this past December, IONQ
Maryland’s IONQ Quantum Computer Outperforms Classical Systems. Having announced the simulation of water molecules via its trapped ion quantum computing system this past December, IONQ
Quantum State Leakage Detectable; Leading to Error-correction Techniques. Quantum computers are designed to process information using quantum bits, and promise huge speedups in scientific computing
Controlling Qubit Stability. Keeping a quantum bit [qubit] stable is one of the key challenges to scaling, and really making functional, quantum computers. Maintaining
Reducing Monte Carlo Simulations to Near-real Time. IBM has revealed research results for quantum computing protocols processing Monte Carlo calculations. Typically, when using Monte Carlo simulations
Creating Tough and Resistant, Topological Qubits. Arguably, the topological qubit is considered the best quantum bit for maintaining given quantum information and is key to

IBM Doubling ‘Quantum Volume’ Annually. But only since 2017. Yet, Big Blue, has released data showing the comparative improvement of newer IBM quantum computing systems
Intel Probes Qubits to Bring Quantum Computing Sooner. Intel released new information on its latest quantum computing efforts. The company, working with Finnish partners, has developed
Speed Reading Quantum Memory. Researchers in Finland have developed a method to increase the read-rate from quantum bits, or qubits. Typically, to extract any useful information
Increasing Qubit Control the Bristlecone Way. Google has been working on improving Bristlecone’s qubit control. New circuits have been developed which control its qubits from within
Missing Link for Quantum Dots Found: Quantum Memory. Researchers at the University of Cambridge, St. John’s College, have discovered a method to control electron interaction