Exploring the Path to Quantum Advantage at Kavli Symposium
I'm looking forward to the Kavli Symposium tomorrow at the APS Global Physics Summit, where I'll speak about "The Road to Quantum Advantage" https://t.co/PVExMVwgFr
Classical Heuristics Advance Guides Future Quantum Chemistry
In this thoughtful essay, Garnet Chan reflects on recent progress using classical heuristics in computational quantum chemistry—and what it means for quantum computing. The lessons he draws can help to steer both classical and quantum approaches in scientifically productive directions. https://t.co/XSXMNQTy3b
Efficient Verification Key to Near‑term Quantum Advantage
In the last post of a 3-part series, Dominik Hangleiter highlights the importance of efficient verification of quantum advantage, and assesses the prospects for achieving it soon. https://t.co/diAapqei12
24 Concise Chapters Showcase Diverse Author Perspectives
Interesting format for a review article. 24 brief chapters, each offering perspective from a small subset of the 69 authors on a particular topic. https://t.co/S49x2Mr1g2
Quantum 2.0’s Promise Requires a Skilled Workforce
The always eloquent Nadya Mason on the promise of Quantum 2.0 and how to build the quantum workforce. https://t.co/mxNu4unDuM
Quantum Insights Sparked at Q2B Conference Conversation
While attending the Q2B Silicon Valley conference in December, I had this enjoyable conversation with Antonella Navarro, host of The Quantum Revolution podcast. https://t.co/RtAHIRh8ns
Evaluating Quantum Advantage Claims in Random Circuit Sampling
In part 2 or a 3-part series, Dominik Hangleiter continues his thoughtful assessment of the evidence for quantum advantage in random-circuit-sampling experiments. https://t.co/xzSyv2MOV2