Quantum computers are doomed, predicts one physicist. Along with other (more positive) news about quantum computing in this week’s issue.
Spotlight Story:
“As someone who has worked on quantum computing for many years, I believe that due to the inevitability of random errors in the hardware, useful quantum computers are unlikely to ever be built.” — The Conversation
Science
Entanglement Lights The Way to Scalable Quantum Computers — Physics World
New Algorithms to Determine Eigenstates and Thermal States on Quantum Computers — Phys.org
Israel Gets Ready to Join Global Quantum Computing Race — Haaretz
Strange Quantum Effect Found in an Exotic Superconductor — Big Think
How the end of Moore’s Law will usher in a new era in computing — The Telegraph
Quantum Physics is No More Mysterious Than Crossing the Street: A Conversation with Chris Fuchs — Discover
Business
Amazon Enters Quantum Computing Race With Cloud Quantum Processors— New Scientist
IBM Is Using Quantum Computers to Generate Minecraft-like Game Levels — New Scientist
How an Exec at Amazon Prime Became a Quantum Computing Pioneer at IonQ — Geek Wire
Russia Planning To Build Quantum Computer Several Hundred Qubits Strong By 2024 — Urdupoint
D-Wave Expands Leap API into Amazon Braket — Street Insider
Opinion
Report: FIs Warned to Prepare for Quantum Threats — Bob’s Guide
Quantum Computing Is Coming: Are You Cyber Ready? — Security Boulevard
Jobs
Quantum Algorithms Staff Researcher — IBM
Alibaba Quantum Laboratory (AQL) Quantum Software Engineer — Alibaba
