University of Alberta Develops Data Transmission Tech Translating Microwaves to Optical Light
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University of Alberta Develops Data Transmission Tech Translating Microwaves to Optical Light Physicists develop technology to transform information from microwaves to optical light Key points… + Physicists at the University of Alberta have developed technology that can translate data from microwaves to optical light—an advance that has promising applications in the next generation of super-fast […]
Seemingly Any Computer Could Predict Elections Better Than in 2016. Here’s How Quantum Computers Might Help…
Seemingly Any Computer Could Predict Elections Better Than in 2016. Here’s How Quantum Computers Might Help… How quantum computing will be used to model elections Excerpts and salient points ~ + We had, in the 2016 model, for instance–regardless of what other errors might’ve come in during sampling on that–we had models that would predict […]
Virginia Tech Team Advances Quantum Simulations On Noisy Quantum Computers
Virginia Tech Team Advances Quantum Simulations On Noisy Quantum Computers Virginia Tech researchers lead breakthrough in quantum computing Selected notes ~ + The large, error-correcting quantum computers envisioned today could be decades away, yet experts are vigorously trying to come up with ways to use existing and near-term quantum processors to solve useful problems despite […]
Monte Carlo Simulations on IBM’s Qubits; Financial Applications
Monte Carlo Simulations on IBM’s Qubits; Financial Applications One possible application of quantum computers is that of calculating the result of computation with voluminous and complicated financial data sets. Take the largest investment firms, for example. From a collection of mutual funds and the accompanying historical data, it is conceivable a quantum computer could produce […]
Quantum Simulation Software, QuEST, Spans Architectures; Here’s a Comparative Study with Project Q, qHipster, and Quantum++
Quantum Simulation Software, QuEST, Spans Architectures; Here’s a Comparative Study with Project Q, qHipster, and Quantum++ QuEST and High Performance Simulation of Quantum Computers Excerpts and salient points ~ + QuEST, the Quantum Exact Simulation Toolkit, is the first open source, hybrid multi-threaded and distributed, GPU accelerated simulator of universal quantum circuits. Embodied as a […]
Act Now to Get your Quantum Computing Chemical Computation Capabilities
Act Now to Get your Quantum Computing Chemical Computation Capabilities Uses of quantum computers in the chemical industry is looking to be a forerunner to quantum computing’s widespread arrival. How chemical companies take on-board the cutting-edge technology could dictate the next chemical-industry leader, in short order. Yet, the world has not seen a fully functional […]
Two-Dimensional Arrays, Atomic-clocks, Quantum Simulation, Quantum Computing: All from Cooling and Trapping Atoms
Two-Dimensional Arrays, Atomic-clocks, Quantum Simulation, Quantum Computing: All from Cooling and Trapping Atoms. A report presented by nature.com consolidates results from several studies focusing on “the cooling and trapping of single strontium and ytterbium atoms in two-dimensional arrays.” The quantum computing nexus is that these arrays show promise in advancing the precision of optical atomic-clocks […]
U.S. National Science Foundation Soliciting Proposals for Quantum Leap Challenge Institutes
U.S. National Science Foundation Soliciting Proposals for Quantum Leap Challenge Institutes. The Quantum Leap initiative augments a wide range of NSF investments in quantum information science and engineering. These efforts, combined with activities supported by other entities, including other government agencies and industry, indicate that the community of quantum information scientists and engineers is well-positioned […]
Bringing Photonic Quantum Computing to Reality
Bringing Photonic Quantum Computing to Reality. Researchers in China “have demonstrated a way to map and measure large-scale photonic quantum correlation with single-photon sensitivity.” This capability is critical for making photon-based quantum computing practical. The new method is dubbed “correlation on spatially-mapped photon-level image or COSPLI. “COSPLI has the potential to become a versatile solution […]
The Principle of It All. New Approach to Quantum Simulation Developed.
The Principle of It All. New Approach to Quantum Simulation Developed. A subatomic particles’ ability to exist in more than one place at once is fundamental to the power of quantum computers. This superposition — existing in more than one place at once — is the principle behind quantum computers and quantum simulators. Quantum simulators […]