New Scientist on MSN1d
Doubts cast over D-Wave's claim of quantum computer supremacy
D-Wave's claim that its quantum computers can solve problems that would take hundreds of years on classical machines have ...
CNET on MSN2d
Quantum AI: What Is It and How Does It Work?
Quantum AI is still in the early trial stages but is a promising technology. Right now, AI models are limited by the power of classical computers, especially when processing big datasets or running ...
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It’s the first time in history — Light transformed into a strange form of solid
Scientists have transformed light into a supersolid for the first time, unlocking new possibilities in quantum physics, ...
Groundbreaking impact: Scientists turned light into a supersolid for first time, defying conventional physics
This breakthrough could have significant implications for quantum computing, as supersolid-based photonic systems may provide ...
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Scientists Have Turned Light Into a Supersolid—Here's Why That's a Big Deal
Ian Randall is Newsweek's Deputy Science Editor, based in Royston, U.K. His focus is reporting on science and health. He has covered archeology, geology, and physics extensively. Ian joined ...
The Daily Galaxy on MSN6d
Scientists Turn Light Into a “Supersolid” Form for the First Time—a Quantum Physics Revolution
In a groundbreaking experiment, researchers have successfully transformed light into a supersolid, an unusual state of matter ...
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IQC Math and CS seminar featuring David Rasmussen Lolck
Our main result shows that every quantum query algorithm can be made robust in this noise model with a roughly quadratic multiplicative blow-up in query complexity, thereby preserving quantum speedup ...
The Synergy Between Quantum Computing And Generative AI
The intersection of quantum computing and GenAI holds enormous potential, offering organizations a way to supercharge AI's ...
Interesting Engineering on MSN22h
World-first: US quantum computer solves problem million years faster than supercomputer
The race among quantum computers is full of higher number of qubits and error correction rates. But what problems that need solving now?
Google, Microsoft, and others are racing to crack open quantum computing. Here's how their breakthroughs stack up.
Quantum computing is rapidly evolving, though still largely theoretical — and each of the Big Tech giants wants to be the one ...