Quantum Computing

Quantum Computing

How Quantum Computers Break The Internet… Starting Now

Veritasium explains why Quantum Computers have already broken the internet.

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Hardware Quantum Computing Science

Cosmic Rays Kill Supercomputers. New Solution Explained

In this video Anastasi In Tech discusses how Cosmic Rays are Killing Supercomputers and Quantum Computers. Then she talks about new solutions to the problem. The paper: Distributed quantum error correction for chip-level catastrophic errors: https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.16488

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Quantum Computing Red Hat

OpenShift Coffee Break | Quantum Computing Update

Get your espresso ready for the OpenShift Coffee Break as we go deep into a Quantum Computing State of the Art with IBM Research! Our special guests Kate Marshall and William Simmons will walk us through the open source project Qiskit and what are the possible scenarios for quantum workloads with OpenShift.

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Quantum Computing Lighting Talk at DARPA

In this talk, DSO Program Manager Joe Altepeter will discuss DARPA’s current efforts to develop rigorous and quantitative methods for measuring progress and opportunity in the quantum computing space.

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Quantum Computing

A New age of computers – Quantum computers

TEDx Talks highlights this talk by Maftuna Pulatova on the coming quantum age of computers. Her “Smart house” project with her team won “Seeds for the Future” hackathon organized by Huawei. Currently, along with her studies, she tries to share her knowledge with students. She also organized Winter Web Hackathon 2022 and several IT meetings. […]

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L2-1 Quantum Computing Hardware: An Overview

Introduction to Quantum Computing provides an overview of quantum computing hardware using a superconducting qubit as an example. Suggested Reading: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0038110122003549?via%3Dihub

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Quantum Computing: Separating the Real from the Hype

Here’s an interesting video is from DARPAtv. Much has been promised by “quantum,” but the hardware to support these claims is very challenging to fabricate, engineer, assemble and characterize in a way that makes the desired impact. This talk will separate the hype from the feasible and the real, with an emphasis on creating feasible […]

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