IBM's Quantum Computer Completes in 19 Seconds What Could Take a Supercomputer a Century
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The quantum processor IBM Nighthawk r2 performed a 19-second calculation that would take about 110 years to model on the "normal" supercomputer of Frontier. This is what Science Alert wrote about, referring to the research preprint in Arxiv. Read further...
IBM's Nighthawk r2 processor produced one million samples in just 19 seconds, completing a task estimated to take a supercomputer approximately 110 years. The results of the experiment are available in a study published on arXiv...
An incredibly complex computational task, one that even the world's most advanced supercomputers could only solve in 110 years, was completed in just 19 seconds by IBM's new quantum processor, the Nighthawk R2. This record-breaking speed, achieved using a cloud-based commercial processor, has opened a new era in the race for quantum supremacy.
A new experiment by IBM provides another interesting example of what quantum advantage can mean in practice. The Nighthawk r2 quantum processor managed to produce one million samples of an extremely difficult quantum process in just 19 seconds. The equivalent task is estimated to have taken about 110 years on a powerful classical […]
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