Google claims quantum supremacy. IBM says, no you don’t. Google says, yes we did. IBM says, whatever. Read more about the quantum supremacy debate more.
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“The calculation that Google chose to conquer is the quantum equivalent of generating a very long list of random numbers and checking their values a million times over. The result is a solution not particularly useful outside of the world of quantum mechanics, but it has big implications for the processing power of a device.” — Live Science
Science
Quantum Computing Gets a Boost From AI and Crowdsourcing — IEEE Spectrum
Quantum Computing Explained (In Mere Minutes) — New York Times
Researchers Watch Quantum Knots Untie — Science Daily
IBM Questions Google Quantum Computing Claims — Tech Radar
Surfing on Waves in a One-Dimensional Quantum Liquid — Phys.Org
Business
How Should Crypto Prepare for Google’s ‘Quantum Supremacy’? — Coin Desk
The US Just Moved Ahead of China in Quantum Computing. But the Race Isn’t Over Yet — CNN
Survey Says Quantum Computing a Cybersecurity Threat — Security Boulevard
Samsung Joins Google and Amazon in Backing ‘Trapped Ion’ Quantum Computer Startup — Fortune
Q-CTRL And Bleximo Partner for Application-Specific Quantum Computing — Inside Quantum Technology
Opinion
Google Claims a Quantum Breakthrough That Could Change Computing — New York Times
Jobs
IBM Research Staff Member Quantum Algorithms — LinkedIn
Assistant Professor Institute for Quantum Computing — New Scientist
