< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/84/B3/IB-FQVAHR53F_C9316240.jpg" Alt = "Quantum Breakthrough Computer Solved the impossible problem in minutes"/> ~ ~ ~ ~ < H2 class = "entry-sub-title" > D-Wave has proved the advantage of quantum calculations, solving a problem that requires classic supercomp & Rsquo; RSQUO; UUTRAPS. This is a new stage in science.

< P > American company D-Wave Quantum Inc. & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; unprecedented efficiency of quantum computing, solving a complex scientific task in a matter of minutes world.

< P > California Startup, specializing in quantum computing for commercial applications, used a quantum computer prototype; RSQUO; RSQUO; This is the world's first practical proof of quantum advantage for real useful tasks.

< p >Compared to the traditional computer; RSQUO; with the power of which increases in accordance with the law of Moore, quantum calculations offer a fundamentally new approach. & Amp; nbsp; < strng > they use quantum mechanics to perform calculation years.

& ldquo; this is a significant day for quantum calculations. Our demonstration of quantum calculations in solving a useful problem is the first in the field & Rdquo ;, & mdash; Dr. Alan Barats, D-Wave CEO, said Dr. Alan Barats. < h2 > Practical application of quantum annealing

< p >D-Wave researchers solved the problem of modeling spin glasses & ndash; A complex computational task in the field of magnetic materials. This field is important for various applications: from medicine to semiconductors, creating sensors and engines.

< p > magnetic minerals play a key role in many technologies, but their microscopic nature has complicated a deep understanding of their interaction. This slowed down the discovery of new materials with advanced properties.

< p > Supercomp & Rsquo; Justice traditionally use graphic processors (GPU) for such calculations. This approach requires considerable energy resources and time.

< p > instead the prototype of quantum computer; Rsquo; Euther for annealing D-Wave Advantage 2 has completed the calculation in a few minutes. For comparison, Supercomp & Rsquo; Frontier's Uuter in the Ovarjan National Laboratory (ORNL) would take a million years and an annual world consumption of electricity to solve the same problem.

~ ~ ~ < H2 > The principle of operation of quantum annealing

< p >Quantum computer; RSQUO; RSEER AWAYS IMPORTANT ACCOUNT TO SOLUTION COMPLETE OPTIMATION TASKS. The system starts with & ldquo; superposition & RDQUO; all possible decisions & ndash; high -energy state.

< p > then the process of annealing & ndash; Slow change of system parameters. The purpose of this process & ndash; reach the minimum or low -energy state that represents the optimal solution of the problem.

< P > Unlike classic computer; RSQUO; RSUTS who take over the options for sequentially, quantum computer, RSQUO; RSQUO; This is a fundamental advantage that allows you to solve complicated tasks for realistic time.

& ldquo; all other statements that quantum systems exceed the classic computer; RSQUO; He emphasized the bar. & ldquo; our achievement, no doubt, shows that the quantum of the quantum computer; Rsquo; Rsquo; D-Wave justice can now solve useful tasks that are not able to be the most powerful supercomp & Rsquo; RBUO; RDQUO; < P > This breakthrough opens new prospects for industries that require complex calculations & ndash; From the development of new medicines to the fight against climate change. & nbsp; < strong > confirmed quantum advantage demonstrates that the practical use of quantum computing has already come.

Natasha Kumar

By Natasha Kumar

Natasha Kumar has been a reporter on the news desk since 2018. Before that she wrote about young adolescence and family dynamics for Styles and was the legal affairs correspondent for the Metro desk. Before joining The Times Hub, Natasha Kumar worked as a staff writer at the Village Voice and a freelancer for Newsday, The Wall Street Journal, GQ and Mirabella. To get in touch, contact me through my natasha@thetimeshub.in 1-800-268-7116