University of Sydney Researcher Uses Timely Trick to Improve Quantum Error-Correcting Code
A scientist at the University of Sydney has achieved what one quantum industry insider has described as “something that many researchers thought was impossible,” according to a release from the university. Benjamin Brown, a research fellow at the University of Sydney Nano Institute, has developed a type of error-correcting code for quantum computers that will […]
QCI Says Quantum Software Achieved ‘Best-in-Class’ Performance
Quantum Computing Inc. (OTCQB:QUBT) (QCI), a technology leader in quantum-ready applications and tools, reported in a newly released scientific paper that QCI qbsolv, a component of its Mukai software execution platform for quantum computers, has delivered on its promise of immediate performance benefits from quantum-ready methods running on classical computers. The company reported in a news release that these […]
The Quantum Daily releases updated Quantum Computing 101 website
The Quantum Daily is delighted to announce the release of its updated Quantum Computing 101 website. This will be a constantly evolving page which aims to provide a carefully written introduction to Quantum Computing and its potential commercial implications. The page currently covers a short introduction to Quantum Computing, the commercial market for Quantum Computing […]
QSimulate’s Drug Discovery Mission
Photo by Michał Parzuchowski on Unsplash Space Launch It’s during times like these that rapid drug discovery methods become all-important. Forget about the SpaceX Nasa launch seen around the world. Because though it was exciting and shows humanity still has the will and intelligence to go into space, there are far greater challenges facing mankind: eradicating […]
The Quantum Weekly: The Quantum Future Arrives in Finland
Finland is going quantum and quantum startup scene is heating up in Hotlanta, plus more in this edition of The Quantum Weekly. Spotlight Story: Quantum First for Finland “The quantum computers of the future will be able to accurately model viruses and pharmaceuticals or design new materials in a way that is impossible with traditional […]
Let’s Turn the Qubits Off!
Inspired by the Community Inspired by the IBM Quantum Challenge and by Strangework’s Rubiq’s Sphere I decided to try out and create puzzles using Quirk. The main idea of the puzzles would be to try and turn off (take them to the state |0>) the qubits of a given circuit with a given “secret” unitary. […]
Finland’s Quantum First: VTT to Acquire Finland’s First Quantum Computer
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland has launched a years-long project to establish an ecosystem with companies and universities with a view to acquiring the first quantum computer in Finland, according to a company statement. The goal of the first, one-year stage of the project is to produce a functioning five-qubit quantum computer while augmenting […]
Atlanta QC Startup Promises Intelligent Systems For Tomorrow’s Economies
Photo by David Matos on Unsplash Out of Stealth Mode Recent news that the French QC startup Alice & Bob managed to raise $3.3M in a Seed round led by Elaia, a digital/deep tech VC firm and Breega, a venture-capital concern focussed on financing startups in the digital economy, just goes to show how much some investors […]
Japan’s Global AISIN Group Enlists QC Ware for Joint Quantum Computing Research for the Automotive Industry
Kariya, Aichi Prefecture, and Palo Alto, Calif. – AISIN Group is taking digital transformation by the horns. The automotive technology giant and QC Ware today announced a research collaboration exploring the impact of quantum optimization and quantum machine learning algorithms on automotive applications. The collaboration utilized commercially available quantum computers from D-Wave Systems and Rigetti […]
Quantum Annealing The Path For Japan-based Startup
One Japanese startup reckons quantum annealing and its open-source tool is the way to go in the industry Photo by Ryoji Iwata on Unsplash Japan & QC TQD has already written several articles on the QC industry in Japan, with a particular focus on the startup scene. QunaSys, A*Quantum, D Slit Technologies, MDR, Sigma-i, and Tokyo Quantum Computing […]