Researchers at IBM have presented a quantum calculation that practically no longer understands classical simulation methods. Up to now, the so-called Random Circuit Sampling has been used as a test method to determine whether quantum computers actually outperform classical systems. A quantum computer produces patterns that are hardly efficient for classical computers. However, the more difficult such a calculation becomes, the more difficult it …
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Researchers at IBM have presented a quantum calculation that practically no longer understands classical simulation methods. Up to now, the so-called Random Circuit Sampling has been used as a test method to determine whether quantum computers actually outperform classical systems. A quantum computer produces patterns that are hardly efficient for classical computers. However, the more difficult such a calculation becomes, the more difficult it …