Capturing the Commoner’s Eye: Too Expensive, but Getting There via Cloud. $2000 per hour is a rough quantum computing cost-estimate. Affordable by only the
The Purcell Effect: Key to Quantum Repeater. Placing an atom of rubidium between two mirrors could be the key to a reliable quantum repeater. The
IBM, the Technical University of Munich, and the Institute for Quantum Computing at the University of Waterloo, have presented proof of the theorized superiority of a quantum computing over classical computing.
Silicon Photonic Chips: Solving Two Challenges for Quantum Computing. Silicon computer chips are the foundation for nearly all computing devices today. From your desktop, to
University of Bristol researchers efforts push quantum computer programming forward. This work helps overcome the challenge of precision-entanglement beyond the current single-qubit systems. Using CMOS-compatible photonic components and metal-oxide semi-conductors, their device has proven two-qubit operations with 93% (+/- 4.5%) efficiency. “Photonics is a promising platform for implementing universal quantum information processing. Its main challenges include precise control of massive circuits of linear optical components and effective implementation of entangling operations on photons.”
