Founded in 1983 by USRA & NASA, dedicated to building capacity for foundational use-inspired research in AI and Quantum Computing supporting the public good.
The quest for obtaining useful quantum advantage is uncomfortable if you want to get your hands dirty in the NISQ Era. But what if you had thousands of QPU hours, what would be the best way to write down a quantum optimization algorithm using 50 qubits that could beat QAOA? 🧵1/5
Our new paper on characterization of qubit frequency noise is out and available at scirate.com/arxiv/2207.01740 we provide a generic framework to describe correlations for Gaussian and non-Gaussian noise.The theoretical results are supplemented with simulations confirming our findings
The SQMS/GGI Summer School will introduce students to concepts in quantum computation and quantum field theory through lectures and hands-on programming exercises. Applications are now open:
ggi.infn.it/showevent.pl?id=…
Unitary Fund is proud to announce a new open source software tool for the quantum computing community: Metriq‼️ (metriq.info)
Metriq organizes benchmark information transparently, by and for the community.
Check it out now! ➡️ metriq.info
We have a joint postdoc position between USRA (NASA ARC) at Cornell University @peterlmcmahon to study Coherent Ising Machines cohesing.org and quantum-inspired optimization via deep learning methods! #PINN Also internships:)
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Announcing the winners of USRA-Q2B ANISQC Best Paper Award 2021! Lucas Brady and Kocia with their analog quantum optimization and @PaulFaehrmann & Mark Steudtner for NISQ quantum simulation improvements! Video of seminar soon #Q2B2021riacs.usra.edu/quantum/ANISQ…
Interested in constraint solving and quantum computing? The QCP2021 workshop organized by @KECBooth takes place on Oct. 25th as part of the CP2021 program! Registration is online and free.
New QuAIL paper extends previous work and explores how quantum computing can accelerate constraint programming (CP) at both the levels of inference and search.
The winner of the USRA-Q2B ANISQC Competition is Prof. Aram Harrow from MIT! Small quantum computers and large classical data sets (arxiv.org/pdf/2004.00026.pdf) Honorable Mention Kockzor-Benjamin Quantum Analytic Descent
(arxiv.org/abs/2008.13774). Congrats! #q2b
Advertising the Applied NISQ Computing Award - we are accepting submissions for the next ~10 days. Any paper on quantum computing that was posted on the ArXiv in 2020 is eligible! Info and applications at: riacs.usra.edu/quantum/ANISQ…