Tag: quantum supremacy
Is Quantum Supremacy Racist? A group of 13 academics think so.
A group of 13 academics are taking issue with the term, Quantum Supremacy.
Because it's racist. In a letter to Nature, the scientists say that...
Eyes Wide Shut To The Inevitable
Battering Ram
There’s no doubt of the disruptive capabilities of the blockchain. It’s changed our lives in more ways than one. With its advocates like...
Quantum Supremacy: Are we at the end of the beginning?
Last week, Google AI scientists said their quantum computer outperformed a classical computer. And it wasn’t just that the quantum computer -- called Sycamore...
Bitcoin Versus Quantum Supremacy: A Match Made in Hell
A Round Peg, Square Hole
Ask yourself this question:
Do you wanna be rich?
Chances are, you do — no, sorry, the fact is you do. I don’t care who...
As supremacy debate continues, Google CEO expects quantum applications in a...
Although the notion of quantum supremacy is still being debated, researchers, including Google scientists, officially released their paper in Nature describing how they may...
Quantum Computer Claws Are Out: IBM says Google’s quantum claim isn’t...
Two quantum giants are in a war or words over recent claims of quantum supremacy, according to Wired Magazine.
Las month, Google claimed in a...
The Weekly Quantum Digest: Hello world
From teleporting ginormous -- relatively -- particles to changing banking as we know it, here’s a digest of breaking news in the quantum world...
Nature announces start of Quantum gold rush – but doubts remain
Quantum computing may one day create an exponential increase in computing power, but its power to attract private money and venture capital is nearing...
Los Alamos Lab Purchases Latest D-Wave Offering
Five Thousand
A quantum computer, a 5000-qubit model, is set to be installed at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) next year. Apart from the...
What is Quantum Supremacy? And has Google Achieved it?
Quantum supremacy is the point at which a quantum computer can do calculations a conventional (classical) computer realistically cannot. Straight away you will notice...