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The annealing QCs have a lot of “qbits”, but they are far from the only people working on the problem. Off the top of my head: Rigetti Google IBM Quantinuum At
by spott 3y ago
The annealing QCs have a lot of “qbits”, but they are far from the only people working on the problem.
Off the top of my head:
Rigetti
Google
IBM
Quantinuum
Atom computing
As far as I’m aware, all are working on quantum computers with full entanglement. Definitely none are working on quantum annealing computers.
- combat-banana 3y agoIt is not possible to use entanglement states to process quantum data. More failed projects from supposed “the smartest people”— I am not impressed. I also further disagree they are producing anything other than annealed states even if using some other methodology. Food analogy: like saying you are making a “revolutionary new pasta” which is an egg noodle or a rice noodle as opposed to a flour noodle. Not impressive.