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One Step Closer to Easier Quantum Programming
For quantum computing to make the leap from theory and slim early use cases to broader adoption, a programmability jump is required. …
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Rambus, Microsoft Put DRAM Into Deep Freeze To Boost Performance
Energy efficiency and operating costs for systems are as important as raw performance in today’s datacenters. …
Compute
China Making Swift, Competitive Quantum Computing Gains
Chinese officials have made no secret out of their desire to become the world’s dominant player in the technology industry. …
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Strong FBI Ties for Next Generation Quantum Computer
It is a good time to be the maker of a machine that excels in large-scale optimization problems for cybersecurity and defense. …
Compute
Large-Scale Quantum Computing Prototype on Horizon
What supercomputers will look like in the future, post-Moore’s Law, is still a bit hazy. …
Compute
So, You Want to Program Quantum Computers…
The jury is still out when it comes to how wide-ranging the application set and market potential for quantum computing will be. …
Compute
IBM Quantum Computing Push Gathering Steam
For the first time access to cutting-edge quantum computing is open free to the public over the web. …
Compute
An Emerging Platform for Quantum Computing Development
If not for the fact that there are several installed, functional quantum computers on the planet chewing away on tough problems—including the burdensome issue of their own operation—one might suspect that these systems were still more science fiction than reality. …
HPC
A Quantum Approach to Next Generation Nuclear Security
With the end of physical nuclear testing came an explosion in computing technology at massive scale to simulate in rich detail and high resolution the many scenarios and factors that influence a hefty nuclear weapons stockpile. …
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The Future of Quantum Computing Will be Hybrid
Behold, the myth of the magical machine that, given all known quantities, will flawlessly arrive at the most perfect possible answer–all as a self-contained, limiting (and limitless) unit. …