The quantum community came together to witness the debut of the 433-qubit IBM Quantum Osprey processor — and to dive into the newest Qiskit Runtime capabilities that will accelerate research and development and build towards quantum-centric supercomputing.
The theme of the 2022 IBM Quantum Summit, was “the next wave”. The event included more than 10 announcements showing off new quantum computing hardware, software capabilities to extract value from those processors, and how to create a global quantum computing ecosystem. Speakers declared 2023 as a major inflection point: ready to begin realizing the quantum-centric supercomputer, a modular computing architecture which enables scaling, combining quantum communication and computation to increase computational capacity, while employing hybrid cloud middleware to seamlessly integrate quantum and classical workflows.
New capabilities in Qiskit Runtime
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- Error Mitigation delivers more accurate expectation values through post-processing of quantum outputs.
- Dynamic Circuits fundamentally change what is executable on IBM Quantum systems. Explore executing circuits with feedback and feedforward operations to extend what is possible with quantum circuits.
- Middleware for Quantum new quantum middleware tools support decomposing and orchestrating workloads.
The next generation of quantum systems
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- Osprey: reaching 433 qubits
- Quantum System Two
IBM Quantum Safe
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- Secure telecom for the era of quantum computing
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Researchers achieved a type of coupling between artificial atoms and photons that could enable readout and processing of quantum information in a few nanoseconds.
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