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A new paper from IBM and UC Berkeley shows a path toward useful quantum computing
ResearchRyan MandelbaumCharting the course to 100,000 qubits
NewsJay Gambetta and Matthias SteffenHow to solve difficult chemical engineering problems with quantum computing
NewsAlex LukinIBM-IQC study explores complexity of quantum systems at thermal equilibrium
ResearchSergey Bravyi and Pawel WocjanBuilding the future of quantum error correction
Technical noteDrew Vandeth, Sarah Sheldon, Antonio Córcoles, and Andrew CrossMeet the quantum open science prize winners
NewsOlivia Lanes and AJ RasmussonWith fault tolerance the ultimate goal, error mitigation is the path that gets quantum computing to usefulness
Deep DiveKristan Temme, Ewout van den Berg, Abhinav Kandala, and Jay GambettaA Q&A with recently elected Royal Society foreign member, Charles H. Bennett
NewsAt what cost can we simulate large quantum circuits on small quantum computers?
Technical noteDavid Sutter and Christophe Piveteau5 minute readHow IBM Quantum is advancing physics with world-leading theory research
ExplainerSarah Sheldon and Sergey Bravyi9 minute readIt’s been 20 years since “15” was factored on quantum hardware
ExplainerRobert Davis17 minute readGenerating whole-processor entanglement on 27- and 65-qubit quantum systems
ResearchGregory White, Gary Mooney, Charles Hill, and Lloyd Hollenberg20 minute readQuantum kernels can solve machine learning problems that are hard for all classical methods
ResearchYunchao Liu, Srinivasan Arunachalam, and Kristan Temme5 minute readNew tensor algebra changes the rules of data analysis
ResearchLior Horesh7 minute readThe power of quantum neural networks
ResearchAmira Abbas, David Sutter, and Stefan Woerner5 minute readProving the advantage of quantum scratch space over classical scratch space
ResearchDmitri Maslov, Jin-Sung Kim, Sergey Bravyi, Theodore J. Yoder, and Sarah Sheldon8 minute read
