Crucial Leap in Error Mitigation for Quantum Computers
Researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory’s Advanced Quantum Testbed (AQT) demonstrated that an experimental method known as randomized compiling...
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JP Morgan Chase Bank Research Team Brings Portfolio Optimization a Step Closer in NISQ Era
Financial experts may be able to take a hybrid approach to portfolio optimization even with current-era quantum computers, according...
AWS Opens Its Center for Quantum Computing on Caltech Campus
AWS announced that it has opened the AWS Center for Quantum Computing in Pasadena, California, according to a company...
In Perhaps The Most Sci-Fi Headline Ever: Quantum Computers May Help Scientists Search for Life in Deep Space
PRESS RELEASE — Zapata Computing, Inc., a leading enterprise quantum software company, will partner with the U.K.-based University of...
That’s the TKET: Cambridge Quantum’s TKET is Now Open-Sourced
PRESS RELEASE — Cambridge Quantum (CQ) is pleased to announce that the latest version (v.0.15) of TKET (pronounced “ticket”),...
CQ, Nippon Steel Scientists Forging Path to Algorithms That Can Simulate Materials on Today’s Quantum Computers
Finding use cases that work on today’s quantum computers is an important step to prove the value of quantum...
Phasecraft Improves Hamiltonian Simulation For Near-term Quantum Computers by Five Orders of Magnitude
PRESS RELEASE — UK-based quantum software startup Phasecraft today continues to advance the potential of quantum computing as it...
Xanadu Awarded DARPA Grant to Develop Novel Quantum Compiler for NISQ-based Machines
PRESS RELEASE: Xanadu, a full-stack quantum computing company developing quantum hardware and software solutions, has been awarded a Defense...
China’s Quantum Supercomputer Sets Quantum Supremacy
A Chinese team led by Jian-Wei Pan, often called that country’s Father of Quantum, is reporting that they have...
UCL researchers Find Use for Abstract Task Implemented in Google’s ‘Quantum Supremacy’ Experiment
UCL research shows that pseudorandom circuits, recently implemented in Google’s ‘quantum supremacy’ experiment, can be used to simulate properties...