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Want to work on a quantum computing API? Rigetti is hiring software engineers(jobs.lever.co)
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Rigetti Quantum Computing (YC S14) Is Hiring Full-Stack Web Engineers(jobs.lever.co)
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Rigetti (YC S14) Is Hiring Full-Stack Web Eng. For Quantum Computing in Berkeley(jobs.lever.co)
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Rigetti (YC S14) Is Hiring Full-Stack Web Devs for Quantum Computing in Berkeley(jobs.lever.co)
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Rigetti (YC 14) is hiring SEs to build quantum computing design tools(jobs.lever.co)
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Rigetti (YC 2014) is hiring engineers to control quantum computers(jobs.lever.co)
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Rigetti (YC S14) is hiring {hard,soft}ware engineers for quantum computing(jobs.lever.co)
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Rigetti (YC 2014) is hiring engineers to write software for quantum computers(jobs.lever.co)
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Rigetti Computing is hiring the world's first quantum software engineers(jobs.lever.co)
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Rigetti Computing Is Hiring an RF/Microwave PCB Design Engineer(rigetti.com)
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by crigetti 12y ago
Hey Doug! Thanks! Great to see the IBM quantum team on HackerNews! We've worked really hard to bake scalability into the designs from day 1. Our challenge now is to validate standard 1 and 2 qubit performance metrics on that scalable 2
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by crigetti 12y ago
Hi madengr - Thanks for the comment. We're focused on solid-state qubits right now, not ion traps. Are you building your own GPU-based hardware for your simulations?
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by crigetti 12y ago
Hi Lev - Our mission is to deliver fault-tolerant quantum computing systems and services to the commercial market. We're currently prototyping our technology at the small scale i.e. < 20 qubits. Once this validation is complete, we
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by crigetti 12y ago
Hi Jean-Luc, Thank you for the kind wishes. Those are some great questions! We are definitely running HFSS, and we've made some small investments in traditional HPC hardware. Our primary use case thus far has been Eigenmode solver, whi
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by crigetti 12y ago
We're focused on superconducting qubits right now. But our core processor technology and the overall system architecture are fairly agnostic to the kind of physical qubits that it uses.
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by crigetti 12y ago
No but we might buy some :)
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by crigetti 12y ago
Hi saryn - we're building gate-based systems and working towards quantum error correction. We've developed our own physical architecture for the processor that we believe is highly scalable and much cheaper than other approaches.
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by crigetti 12y ago
@FiatLuxDave - Great questions, thank you! We are building quantum computing systems. We have a simulation-driven development process for the hardware, both the quantum and classical parts of the system, and that helps us keep costs down. F
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by crigetti 12y ago
Hi everyone! I'm Chad Rigetti, the founder of Rigetti Computing. I'd love to answer any questions you may have. Chad