IBM says quantum computing algorithm can run on commonly available AMD chips: What makes this 'important'
IBM has achieved a significant quantum computing milestone by successfully running a crucial error correction algorithm on readily available AMD chips. This breakthrough demonstrates that stabilizing quantum systems doesn't require costly custom hardware, accelerating the development of powerful quantum computers. The company's algorithm proved ten times faster than necessary, exceeding expectations and advancing IBM's timeline for its large-scale quantum computer.
IBM has achieved a significant quantum computing milestone by successfully running a crucial error correction algorithm on readily available AMD chips. This breakthrough demonstrates that stabilizing quantum systems doesn't require costly custom hardware, accelerating the development of powerful quantum computers. The company's algorithm proved ten times faster than necessary, exceeding expectations and advancing IBM's timeline for its large-scale quantum computer.
