First commercially available superconducting quantum processor The Dutch startup QuantWare has announced the launch of the worldâs first commercially available superconducting processor for quantum computers (QPU).
This is the first time superconducting quantum processors have been made available âoff the shelfâ, and is being seen as a development with the potential to significantly accelerate the quantum computing revolution.
Quantum technology promises to significantly expand the amount of data computers are able to process, which could have huge implications across A.I., medicine, business intelligence, and cybersecurity. However, in what is still a new, developing industry scaling is difficult.
Companies building parts for quantum computers need qubits, the microscopic objects that make quantum computing possible, but it is often cost prohibitive for them to produce them themselves. QuantWareâs superconducting QPUs are intended
Quantware Launches Commercially Available Superconducting Quantum Processors
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Four Essential Principles of Quantum Computation
The answer to the question “what is a quantum computer?” encompasses quantum mechanics (QM), quantum information theory (QIT) and computer science (CS). It is a device that leverages specific properties described by quantum mechanics to perform computation. We are entering a new era of computation that will catalyze discoveries in science and technology. Novel computing platforms will probe the fundamental laws of our universe and aid in solving hard problems that affect all of us. In this post I briefly outline four essential principles of quantum mechanical systems: superposition, the Born rule, entanglement, and reversible computation.