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A community portal about Quantum computers with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: A quantum computer is any device for computation that makes direct use of distinctively quantum mechanical phenomena, such as... [more]
A community portal about Quantum computers with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: A quantum computer is any device for computation that makes direct use of distinctively quantum mechanical phenomena, such as superposition and entanglement, to perform operations on data. In a classical computer, the amount of data is measured by bits; in a quantum computer, the data is measured by qubits. The basic principle of quantum computation is that the quantum properties of particles can be used to represent and structure data, and that quantum mechanisms can be devised and built to perform operations with these data.
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Matt Purkeypile on Quantum Computer Programming. A collection of thoughts on quantum computer programming and related topics. Thursday, December 24, 2009. Logically manipulating qubits in Cove. In Cove a collection of qubits is ...
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Tracking high impact progress to the technology future, future technology and especially advanced nanotechnology, nuclear and energy technology, quantum computers, life extension, space technology and AI. Proposing and tracking the best ...
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Google says it has developed a kind of quantum computer capable of identifying objects that appear in digital photos and videos. According to the company, the system outperforms the classical algorithms running across its current network of worldwide data centers.
Hartmut Neven, Google technical lead manager for image recognition, recently unveiled the company’s ongoing quantum computing [...]
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Matt Purkeypile on Quantum Computer Programming. A collection of thoughts on quantum computer programming and related topics. Friday, December 18, 2009. D-Wave and Google. Google teaming up with D-Wave has been making a lot of noise ...
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An anonymous reader sends along this quote from New Scientist: "Google's web services may be considered cutting edge, but they run in warehouses filled with conventional computers. Now the search giant has revealed it is investigating the use of quantum computers to run its next generation of faster applications. Writing on Google's research blog this week, Hartmut Neven, head of its image recognition team, reveals that the Californian firm...
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In excited state over D-Wave entanglement Google says it has developed a kind of quantum computer capable of identifying objects that appear in digital photos and videos. According to the company, the system outperforms the classical algorithms running across its current network of worldwide data centers.… Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work
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Plastic::SciTech::Science Fiction: For the past three years, Google has been silently building a quantum computer.
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Google's web services may be considered cutting edge, but they run in warehouses filled with conventional computers. Now the search giant has revealed it is investigating the use of quantum computers ...
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Way back in 2007, a company called D-Wave systems demonstrated... well, no one is really sure what it demonstrated. D-Wave claimed it was a quantum computer, but if that was so, then this tiny company managed to produce something that was way beyond anything that had been seen in a research lab, despite their large budgets and talented scientists. Since then, D-Wave has occasionally released new claims, but, most...
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In a paper recently published on Nature Physics, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) documented the implementation and verification of a two-qubit quantum computer that, according to researchers, is a truly general-purpose machine and could soon be used as a building block for much larger quantum computers...
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Google is working on developing a quantum computer, a technology that could dramatically enhance the power of its search capabilities. The company revealed last week that it is collaborating with Canadian company D-Wave, which is working to build quantum computing processors.
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Researchers have built the first programmable quantum computer with 79% accuracy in results, according to a paper published in Nature. This universal quantum computer is such a device that can simulate any physical system. Unlike the Bit computing system we use today, quantum computing makes use of qubits. Qubit can be 0, 1 or a combination of 0 and 1, a state called Superposition.
These researchers have created a programmable two-qubit...
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Ultracold beryllium ions tackle 160 randomly chosen programs Using a few ultracold ions, intense lasers and some electrodes, researchers have built the first programmable quantum computer. The new system, described in a paper to be published in Nature Physics, flexed its versatility by performing 160 randomly chosen processing routines. Earlier versions of quantum computers have been largely restricted to a narrow window of specific tasks. To...
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Mooreâs Law states that approximately every two years, the number of transistors that can be placed on an integrated circuit doubles. This has held true for the last 50 years. But there will come a point one day when physics puts a stop to that. Eventually the boundaries of atomic scale will limit transistor density. However, a new breakthrough in the field of quantum computing may provide hope for future advances. Until now, a quantum...
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Matt Purkeypile on Quantum Computer Programming. A collection of thoughts on quantum computer programming and related topics. Thursday, December 3, 2009. GHz Manipulation of Quantum States of Electrons. At UC Santa Barbara they've moved ...
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Matt Purkeypile on Quantum Computer Programming. A collection of thoughts on quantum computer programming and related topics. Wednesday, December 2, 2009. Paper: Evolution of Quantum Systems by Diagrams of States ...
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An anonymous reader writes "A team at NIST (the National Institute of Standards and Technology) used berylium ions, lasers and electrodes to develop a quantum system that performed 160 randomly chosen routines. Other quantum systems to date have only been able to perform single, prescribed tasks. Other researchers say the system could be scaled up. 'The researchers ran each program 900 times. On average, the quantum computer operated...
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I can't wait to see the advancements we'll make in quantum computing over the next decade...
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Researchers have succeeded in getting hold of the environment of a quantum particle. This allows them to exercise greater control over a single electron, and brings the team of researchers a step closer still to the super-fast quantum computer.
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Using a few ultracold ions, intense lasers and some electrodes, researchers have built the first programmable quantum computer. The new system, described in a paper to be published in
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The world's first universal programmable quantum computer, capable of one- or two-qubit logic operations at 79 percent accuracy, has been demonstrated by National Institute of Standards and Technology scientists.
(Source: http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn18154-first-universal-programmable-quantum-computer-unveiled.html)
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Scientists have unveiled the world's first universal programmable quantum computer, capable of processing two quantum bits or qubits which store more data than the simple "on" or "off" bits of conventional computing.
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Matt Purkeypile on Quantum Computer Programming. A collection of thoughts on quantum computer programming and related topics. Friday, November 6, 2009. Overcoming Decoherence. Here's a good article in this month's Scientific American: ...
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At the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) they've done it again: they've created a 2 qubit programmable quantum computer. The key word here is programmable, it can carry out an arbitrary sequence of operations. ...
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Physics Today: Google is working on developing a quantum computer, announced Google's Hartmut Neven at the Neural Information Processing Systems conference (NIPS 2009) in Vancouver, Canada last week. Nevan, who is the comapny's technical lead manager for image recognition gave...
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Building a quantum computer can be a tricky business. That’s because physicists are still in the early stages of figuring out how to control the tiny circuits inside these futuristic machines. Unlike with the semiconductors in your average desktop ...
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Ion-trap two-qubit device put through its paces
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Ion-trap two-qubit device put through its paces
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Here's the slide share presentation of the final draft of my dissertation on Cove. Cove: A Practical Quantum Computer Programming Framework. View more documents from mpurkeypile.
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Working on understanding limits to programming accuracy of hi , J¼ , and how well we achieve Ising Hamiltonian. D-Wave rf-SQUID qubit. The qubit we are using in our current designs is a novel type of rf-SQUID device. ...
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Pair of trapped ions is first 'universal' quantum computer
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