Nvidia and Jülich simulate 104-qubit quantum experiment on JUPITER
Nvidia and the Jülich Supercomputing Centre ran a simulation of a 104-qubit experiment in fault-tolerant quantum computing on JUPITER, which the reports describe as Europe's first exascale system.
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What happened
Nvidia and the Jülich Supercomputing Centre ran a simulation of a 104-qubit experiment in fault-tolerant quantum computing on JUPITER, which the reports describe as Europe's first exascale system. An Nvidia technical report on the simulation says it validated a magic state cultivation technique. Separately, Airbus is testing quantum computing for complex aerodynamic simulations and aircraft loading problems.
Why it matters
Airbus is testing the technology to help design its next generation of aircraft. The simulation shows quantum computing being run on a European supercomputer.
Timeline
- Oct 19, 7:27 AM ET: Airbus says it is testing quantum computing for complex aerodynamic simulations and aircraft loading problems as it designs its next generation of aircraft.
- Oct 19, 5:37 PM ET: A technical report details the 104-qubit simulation on JUPITER, which validated the magic state cultivation technique.
Coverage
- NVIDIA and Jülich Run 104-Qubit Magic State Cultivation Simulation on JUPITER Supercomputer (Mohamed Abdel-Kareem)
- Nvidia conducts quantum computing simulation on European supercomputer (Investing.com)
- Airbus turns to quantum computing to design its next generation of aircraft (airdatanews.com)
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