The High Tech Tool for Good and Evil
The High Tech Tool for Good and Evil. The quantum computing reports we see daily may not be so visible to everyone. If you are new
February 5, 2019
The High Tech Tool for Good and Evil. The quantum computing reports we see daily may not be so visible to everyone. If you are new
“What is a quantum computer?” New to quantum computing? What is a quantum bit? What is superposition? What is entanglement, decoherence, or quantum supremacy? Many
Not So Cheery Quantum Computing Prediction Beyond 2019… Top technology innovations for 2019 include blockchain’s comeback, artificial intelligence’s expansion via the cloud, and quantum computing.
University of Queensland researchers concluded an experiment bringing the path to quantum supremacy that much closer. And “The real message of this experiment is to not fear…researchers will have a more complete picture of boson sampling with loss, allowing them to forge new paths to a demonstration of quantum supremacy.”
Quantum supremacy is a popular term but will it come to fruition? We at The Qubit Report believe quantum computing will get here sooner or later. But keep all angles in mind.
Intel is one of the forerunners in the race to quantum supremacy. Alongside Microsoft, IBM, and Google, Intel hopes to press on to success with its silicon-based quantum processors.
“Hello World” is perhaps the most basic of messages sent via classical computers. But what is the maximum “hardness” of a task a classical system might tackle that is also the simplest a quantum system may solve?
D-Wave’s spinoff, Quadrant, is experiencing the advantages of two types of computing: Classical and quantum. With quantum supremacy years off in the distance, Quadrant is coupling the 2000Q D-wave box to its classical-based neural network and producing fair gains in processing. Well-developed, and thorough, this piece is worth the read.
Quantum Supremacy in 2018? Maybe or likely? It did not happen in 2017; will ‘it’ happen in 2018? Quantum supremacy, or a quantum computer using
Big Blue Needs to Retain Advantage Over Google IBM is arguably the leader in the race for quantum supremacy. With Google’s Bristlecone announcement, it is
