IBM's Quantum Computer Solves a Task in 19 Seconds That Could Take a Supercomputer 110 Years
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IBM's Nighthawk r2 quantum processor completed in just 19 seconds a computing task that, according to the researchers' estimation, would have taken one of the most powerful classical supercomputers about 110 years.
IBM's Quantum Computer Solves a Task in 19 Seconds That Could Take a Supercomputer 110 Years
Image Courtesy: IBM IBM’s latest quantum computing processor has completed a complex computational task in just 19 seconds, a feat researchers estimate could require a leading conventional supercomputer around 110 years to reproduce. The result offers a new demonstration of quantum computing’s potential to outperform classical systems on specific problems. The experiment used IBM’s 120-qubit […]
Nighthawk r2 produced a million samples in just 19 seconds – Why researchers are talking about “quantum advantage” and what we need to know about the comparison with the Frontier supercomputer
A quantum computer from IBM completed a calculation outside the reach of traditional computers in a quarter of an hour.
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