IBM’s quantum computer in Aachen, Germany has experienced an outage, revealing the inherent fragility of current quantum systems. The incident underscores the technical hurdles that remain before quantum computing becomes reliable for commercial use.
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A groundbreaking study demonstrates that identifying exotic quantum phases of matter presents calculations too complex for even the most efficient quantum computers. This research exposes fundamental limits in computational physics while offering new diagnostic tools for quantum information science.
Researchers have identified a class of calculations involving exotic quantum matter that would remain unsolvable even with advanced quantum computing technology, according to reports from a recent mathematical study. The research, led by Thomas Schuster at the California Institute of Technology, demonstrates fundamental limitations in what even theoretically efficient quantum systems can achieve when analyzing complex quantum state configurations.
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JPMorgan Chase has launched a decade-long $10 billion investment initiative targeting industries critical to US national security. The Security and Resiliency Initiative will focus on defense, frontier technologies, energy systems, and advanced manufacturing. CEO Jamie Dimon emphasized the need to reduce reliance on unreliable sources for critical materials and products.
JPMorgan Chase has announced a massive $10 billion investment plan targeting industries it deems crucial to national security, marking one of the most significant private sector commitments to strengthening American economic resilience. The banking giant revealed Monday that it will deploy capital over the next decade into defense and aerospace, frontier technologies including artificial intelligence and quantum computing, energy technology including advanced batteries, and supply chain manufacturing.
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