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For D-Wave, the path to quantum computers being widely accepted is similar to the history of today’s computers. The first chips came more than 30 years ago, and Microsoft’s Basic expanded the software ...

There aren’t very many companies developing quantum computers right now. Sure, a lot of research about quantum computing is being conducted, but the technology is considered by many to be too unstable ...

Testing times for D-Wave Systems: the firm's 512-qubit processor A team of quantum-computing experts in the US and Switzerland has published a paper in Science that casts doubt over the ability of the ...

Outside the crop of construction cranes that now dot Vancouver’s bright, downtown greenways, in a suburban business park that reminds you more of dentists and tax preparers, is a small office building ...

We have been following D-Wave’s claims about its quantum hardware at Ars for a number of years. Over that time, my impression has oscillated between skepticism, strong skepticism, and mild enthusiasm.

D-Wave is ready to move its quantum computer out of limited use and into more real-world deployments. Quantum computing has been researched for decades and D-Wave deployed what was considered the ...

System will be connected to JUPITER supercomputer, Europe’s first and only exascale HPC, to facilitate breakthroughs in artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum optimization applications PALTO ALTO, ...

Computer scientists have introduced a novel representation of waves that improves computational efficiency by at least an order of magnitude. Based on principles of theoretical physics, their method ...

A study on the chip titled "Electrical control of surface acoustic waves" has been published in the journal Nature Electronics. Researchers from the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and ...

Since the first gravitational waves were successfully detected last September by the earthbound Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO), scientists have wondered what made them.

D-Wave's 2000Q quantum computer will ship to select customers but could ultimately be available to others via the cloud For D-Wave, the path to quantum computers being widely accepted is similar to ...