Dr. Simon Devitt of Turing, Inc. rejoins us to describe how error correction affects our architectural choices. The farther beyond the QEC threshold our technology is, the less error correction …
Dr. Simon Devitt of Turing, Inc. rejoins us to describe how errors propagate inside a quantum system, and how that leads us to determine a threshold for a quantum error …
In this video, Dr. Simon Devitt of Turing, Inc. joins us to talk briefly about the history of quantum error correction (QEC) from 1997 through the present. He leads us …
Try Quantum Computing yourself: IBM Our biggest piece of advice, if you are interested in quantum computing, is to go try it yourself. This requires a certain amount of effort …
No doubt you have learned quite a bit quantum computing – why researchers and businesspeople are excited about the potential uses of quantum computers; something about the underlying science of …
So far, we have discussed quantum computers in rather abstract fashion. Of course, we would like to build and actually use them. Earlier, we saw how state variables represent quantum …
We have discussed research supported by governments and conducted both in universities and in national labs or government institutes, and in the laboratories of several major corporate research labs, where …
Congratulations for making it to the end of this four week course, Understanding Quantum Computers. If this online course has inspired you to take your studies further, you may be …
Ambitious visionaries created the first startup companies in the fields of quantum computing and quantum networking in 1999. The community grew slowly at first, but since 2013 there has been …
Finally, we have the tools to understand quantum error correcting codes. We know what types of errors happen, and how to measure the parity of groups of qubits without destroying …
Rather than promote a particular company, this article is intended to give you a sense of the breadth of commitment to the overall area in the traditional players in corporate …
Professor Kae Nemoto returns to describe two of the large-scale quantum computer systems she has helped design. One uses photonic chips to continuously create entangled states consisting of many photons. …
A lot of the work that laid the foundations for quantum information was conducted by people who considered their field to be theoretical quantum mechanics. They produced results such as …
What are the capabilities of today’s systems, and how far will we get in the near future? Noisy, Intermediate-Scale Quantum (NISQ) systems are building on today’s technology. Defining a “Winning” …