Searching for Dark Matter With Quantum Computers, One Blip of Light at a Time
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by Ryan F. Mandelbaum
4y ago
For decades, scientists have struggled to define the stuff that comprises a quarter of the universe: dark matter. As experiments continue to turn up empty-handed, one team hopes to find dark matter by incorporating the laws that govern subatomic particles—quantum mechanics—with a nascent kind of technology called a… Read more ..read more
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First Look at 'Sycamore,' Google's Quantum Computer
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by Ryan F. Mandelbaum
4y ago
Between the mountainous and coastal vistas of Goleta, California, sits an unassuming office on the side of a building next to the freeway. It could belong to any Southern California company; workers sit in gray cubicles beneath fluorescent lights, and there’s a rack to hold employees’ bikes and surfboards. But at… Read more ..read more
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Google Confirms Achieving Quantum Supremacy
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by Ryan F. Mandelbaum
4y ago
This morning, Google scientists confirmed in a blog post that their quantum computer had needed just 200 seconds to solve a problem that they claim would take the world’s fastest supercomputer 10,000 years to complete. Read more ..read more
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Google’s Quantum Supremacy Announcement Shouldn't Be a Surprise
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by Ryan F. Mandelbaum
4y ago
Headlines have boldly proclaimed that Google achieved “quantum supremacy” after the Financial Times on Friday leaked a draft of Google’s quantum supremacy research paper. I’m here to tell you that this is not a big surprise, nor is it a big deal—at least, not for you, yet. Read more ..read more
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Google Says It's Achieved Quantum Supremacy, a World-First: Report
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by Ryan F. Mandelbaum
4y ago
A Google researcher’s paper claiming to have achieved quantum supremacy, a major early milestone in the field of quantum computing, appeared on a NASA website this week before being removed, the Financial Times reports. Read more ..read more
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You Won't See Quantum Internet Coming
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by Ryan F. Mandelbaum
5y ago
The quantum internet is coming sooner than you think—even sooner than quantum computing itself. When things change over, you might not even notice. But when they do, new rules will protect your data against attacks from computers that don’t even exist yet. Read more ..read more
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Researchers Build Quantum Vibration Sensor That Can Measure the Smallest Units of Sound
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by Ryan F. Mandelbaum
5y ago
A system that can distinguish phonons, the smallest units of sound, marks an important milestone in the development of more advanced quantum computers. Read more ..read more
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If You Solve This Math Problem, You Could Steal All the Bitcoin in the World
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by Ryan F. Mandelbaum
5y ago
You may have heard of the famous P versus NP problem. If you can prove or disprove its cryptically short equation, you’d be a million dollars richer—and maybe even billions of dollars richer, depending on your scruples. Read more ..read more
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When Will Quantum Computers Outperform Regular Computers?
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by Ryan F. Mandelbaum
5y ago
Any day now, quantum computers will solve a problem too hard for a classical computer to take on. Or at least, that’s what we’ve been hoping. Scientists and companies are racing toward this computing milestone, dubbed quantum supremacy and seemingly just beyond our reach, and if you’ve been following the quantum…Read more ..read more
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The Unlikely Origins of the First Quantum Computer
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by Ryan F. Mandelbaum
5y ago
Within days of each other back in 1998, two teams published the results of the first real-world quantum computations. But the first quantum computers weren’t computers at all. They were biochemistry equipment, relying on the same science as MRI machines. Read more ..read more
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