Google Quantum Computing Symposium
(T) Google had an online Quantum Computing Symposium this Summer. I missed it! But all the videos are on YouTube, and I watched a few of them. Following is the […]
Quantum-inspired Classical Linear Algebra Algorithms
(T) Erwin Tang, last year at the age of 18 rocked the world of quantum-based algorithms, by has given recently a very interesting talk titled “Quantum-inspired classical linear algebra algorithms: […]
Erwin Tang – Changing the World When You are Only 18 Years Old!
(T) Qantamagazine has a fantastic article about the story of Erwin Tang “Major Quantum Computing Advance Made Obsolete by Teenager.” Long story short, in her paper posted online earlier this […]
Quantum Adiabatic Algorithm for K-Means Clustering
(T) Niels Bohr believed “that anyone who thinks they can contemplate quantum mechanics without getting dizzy doesn’t understand it” while Albert Einstein couldn’t accept quantum mechanics because as he said, “I […]
Superconducting Quantum Circuits
(T) Professor Martinis from UCSB and his team of students have made recently a significant contribution to the field of quantum computing. Their contribution has been so significant that Google proposed earlier […]
How to Compute with Schroedinger’s Cat – An Introduction to Quantum Computing
(T) The Schroedinger’s cat experiment presents a cat that is both alive and dead and illustrates the superposition of states, a property of a quantum system. This week, Eleanor G. Rieffel from the Quantum Artificial […]
Natural Quantum Computation
(T) D-Wave, a start-up based in British Columbia and a spin-off of the University of British Columbia, has been working for over 11 years on quantum computation. In 2007, D-Wave presented […]
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