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AI Cuts Quantum Circuit Design Time in Simulated Optimization Study

A team from IonQ, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, NVIDIA, and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, reported a speedup in quantum...
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Researchers Propose Low-Intensity Laser Method for Quantum Control

Here’s something counterintuitive for you. To control an atom, you might think a powerful, confident laser pulse would be ideal,...
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Researchers Send Twin Photons 7 km Across Guanabara Bay

Say there were two light particles, created simultaneously within a crystal in Niterói. One remains at its origin, while the...
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IBM Reports 63-Fold Cut in Quantum Sampling Overhead

Say there were two quality inspectors, each with a different flaw in their approach. One inspector discards clearly defective items...
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QC Design Links Plaquette With NVIDIA CUDA-Q Logical

When you run an error-correction protocol on an idealized qubit, the results seem almost unremarkable. The logical qubit remains stable,...
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Researchers Run Surface Code Below Threshold on IBM Heron

The surface code typically requires a perfectly square grid of qubits, each connected to its four nearest neighbors. However, IBM’s...
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Iceberg Quantum, Diraq Map qLDPC Codes to Spin Qubits

Let’s say there was a quantum error-correction scheme that promised to protect data using significantly fewer physical qubits than standard...
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Qedma Reports 30–50x Accuracy Improvement in Quantum Chemistry

Say a quantum computer was attempting to calculate the energy of a single water molecule, and getting the answer significantly...
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Kasai Codes Bring Classical Error-Correction Methods to Quantum Computing

The error-correction techniques that prevent your video calls from dissolving into static, the same mathematical principles underpinning 5G and traditional...
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IBM, RIKEN Simulate 12,635-Atom System With Quantum Computing

A team from Cleveland Clinic, RIKEN, and IBM has simulated a biologically significant molecular system containing 12,635 atoms. This marks...