Calibration and the Future of Quantum
Calibrating a small quantum device with a handful of qubits is a manageable engineering task – which is where we have been...
Physical Qubits vs. Logical Qubits: Why the Headline Number Rarely Tells the Whole Story
When a quantum computing company announces a new chip with thousands of qubits, that number is usually the one that lands in...
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Problems Too Large for D-Wave; Too Small for Production
D-Wave’s entire commercial pitch rests on “quantum realized today” – quantum hardware that currently solves the massive optimization problems that classical computers […]
What the Binary Constraint Limitation Actually Means in Real Life
D-Wave’s quantum annealers can only work with problems formulated as collections of binary variables. That is, values that can only be 0 […]
Why is Quantum Gaining Traction in Japan & South Korea?
This is the most comprehensive independent analysis of D-Wave Quantum available anywhere....