How to make quantum computers bigger, how to program an IBM quantum computer, and how to make a career in quantum computing… and more in this edition of the Quantum Weekly Digest.
Spotlight Story:
“Today’s quantum-computer processors must operate inside cryogenic enclosures at near absolute zero, but the electronics needed for readout and control don’t work at such temperatures. So those circuits must reside outside the refrigerator. For today’s sub-100-qubit systems, there’s still enough space for specialized cabling to make the connection. But for future million-qubit systems, there just won’t be enough room.” — IEEE Spectrum
Science
Quantum AI: How May Quantum Computing Boost AI — Edgy
Quantum Programming 101: Getting Real Time Information on IBM Quantum Devices — The Quantum Daily
What Is Quantum Supremacy? — Medium — The Startup
Tweaking Existing Telecommunications Gear Could Help Quantum Communication Research
Scientists Cooled a Nanoparticle to the Quantum Limit — Science News
Trust but Verify: Why Variational Quantum Unsampling Matters — The Quantum Daily
Business
How Microsoft’s Julie Love Made a Career in Quantum Computing — Business Insider
Quantum Computing Debuts Quantum Application Development Platform Mukai — Proactive Investors
Quantum Computing Talent War: JPMorgan Chase Poaches a Top IBM exec — WRAL TechWire
Can AlphaZero Leap From Go & Chess to Quantum Computing? — Synched
Canadian QC Startup Agnostiq Building Privacy Solutions For The Future — The Quantum Daily
Opinion
5 Things You Should Know About Quantum Computing — Toolbox
Jobs
Quantum Software Researcher — PhaseCraft
Director of Quantum Engineering — Oxford Quantum Circuits
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