US EditionGoogle Quantum Computer Purportedly Outperforms Supercomputers by 13,000 Times
- Google Quantum AI researchers claim their Willow quantum chip achieved verifiable quantum advantage by running a calculation 13,000 times faster than the Frontier supercomputer, reported in Nature on October 22.
- Quantum Echoes, a chaos-sensitive protocol, researchers claim, can apply to Nuclear Magnetic Resonance for molecular structure determination and speed drug and materials discovery.
- Using 65 of Willow’s qubits, researchers applied sequences of quantum operations, perturbed a single qubit, then reversed the operations twice, producing complex quantum interference effects.
- The study is preliminary and submitted as a preprint to arXiv, with Google researchers saying the algorithm could help derive molecular structures and improve molecular-structure applications.
- Verification remains pending because another quantum computer has not yet reproduced the result, and some researchers caution the method currently applies to molecules like toluene already simulable classically.
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