Breakthrough in the USA: Google revealed a quantum processor
The Google division, Quantum AI Lab, has been able to take an important step towards creating a new generation of computers. This step was the new Bristlecone processor, which the company introduced at the American Physical Society on March 5 in Los Angeles.
Until now, the main obstacle to the creation of such devices has been the tendency of quantum computers to tolerate a huge number of errors in the calculation process. It is this problem that Google intends to solve, as well as make the production of quantum computers suitable for the mass market. According to Julian Kelly, head of Google Research, quantum computers based on the Bristlecone processor will leave behind traditional PCs in a number of areas.
In addition to the fact that the new brainchild of Google contains in its rather small volume of 72 qubits, its main advantage is technology correction of quantum errors. The 9-qubit predecessor Bristlecon allowed itself only 1% of errors; in the new processor with eight-fold superiority in qubits, it was possible to maintain this level.
A quantum computer is a computing device that uses the phenomena of quantum mechanics to process and transmit data.
Now these machines are used in a very narrow range of tasks in a limited number of large companies, primarily in cryptography - the science of privacy methods. Communications Industry Researchers analysts predict a significant increase in the quantum computing market by 2023. At the forefront of progress in this regard are IBM and Intel, and among potential consumers are companies such as Samsung, Daimler, Honda, JP Morgan and not only.
Until now, the main obstacle to the creation of such devices has been the tendency of quantum computers to tolerate a huge number of errors in the calculation process. It is this problem that Google intends to solve, as well as make the production of quantum computers suitable for the mass market. According to Julian Kelly, head of Google Research, quantum computers based on the Bristlecone processor will leave behind traditional PCs in a number of areas.
In addition to the fact that the new brainchild of Google contains in its rather small volume of 72 qubits, its main advantage is technology correction of quantum errors. The 9-qubit predecessor Bristlecon allowed itself only 1% of errors; in the new processor with eight-fold superiority in qubits, it was possible to maintain this level.
A quantum computer is a computing device that uses the phenomena of quantum mechanics to process and transmit data.
Now these machines are used in a very narrow range of tasks in a limited number of large companies, primarily in cryptography - the science of privacy methods. Communications Industry Researchers analysts predict a significant increase in the quantum computing market by 2023. At the forefront of progress in this regard are IBM and Intel, and among potential consumers are companies such as Samsung, Daimler, Honda, JP Morgan and not only.
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