QC40 was a one-day virtual event that celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Physics of Computation Conference, which was jointly organized by MIT and IBM and held in the Endicott House on the MIT campus in 1981.
We consider this conference a defining moment in the history of quantum computation. At QC40, we looked at how quantum computing has changed over the past 40 years, with a panel discussion and keynote addresses by attendees from the original conference and pioneers in the field.
Sabine Hossenfelder discusses whether or not math is real.
When you hear about Quantum Computers, you normally think of American companies like Google or IBM, but in 2020 China flipped the script with their new super powerful quantum computer.
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IBM Research hosts this talk with CERN on using quantum computing for High-Energy Physics.
Scientific American explains the innards of quantum computing.
PBS Space Time highlights the role of quantum entanglement plays in entropy.
Lex Fridman checks out the Kernel Flow Brain-Computer Interface.
Here’s a clip from Lex Fridman’s Podcast about the potential of Smart Contracts.
PBS Space Time explores the very real science of a science fiction staple: warp drives and FTL travel.
Modern CTO talks to Julie, the Senior Director of Quantum Computing at Microsoft to discuss the advancements that have been made in the world of quantum computing,
