Tag: IBM Quantum
Rutgers and IBM Achieve Real-Time Control Across 100 Qubits
Researchers from Rutgers and IBM have demonstrated real-time feedback control over 100 qubits. They achieved this by using repeated measurements...
Quantum Experiment Turns 16-Qubit Readout Into Network Packet
In a counterintuitive development, a recent quantum measurement didn’t conclude with a typical readout. Instead, it exited the machine as...
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...
Quantum Method Packs Molecular Docking Into Fewer Qubits
Think of a qubit as a globe. Most quantum optimization methods focus on a single point on that globe, treating...
A Qubit That Lasts Longer, Because of What It’s Made Of
A superconducting qubit is a beautiful, fragile thing. It holds quantum information for a flicker, a fraction of a millisecond...
WISER and E.ON Test Quantum Machine Learning for Energy Forecasts
WISER and the energy company E.ON have tested whether quantum machine learning can forecast household electricity demand, and posted the...
Singapore’s Defense Agencies Team With IBM to Test Quantum Mission Planning
Two of Singapore’s defense organizations are testing whether quantum computing can help with military planning. The Singapore Armed Forces’ Digital...
Former IBM Executive Joins Haiqu to Sell Its Quantum Software Platform
Haiqu has hired former IBM quantum executive Denise Ruffner as vice president of business development and commercial operations worldwide. She...
Physicist Borrows a Quantum Computer to Watch Matter Build Itself
Almost everything you can touch is made of protons and neutrons. The process that assembles them has never been watched...