Enrico Rinaldi
@enricesena
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RT @Isaac__kim: Some thoughts on the recent Quantinuum magic state experiments: (Disclaimer….
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Preparation of high-fidelity logical magic states has remained as a necessary but daunting step towards building a large-scale fault-tolerant quantum computer. One approach is to fault-tolerantly...
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RT @TransluceAI: We tested a pre-release version of o3 and found that it frequently fabricates actions it never took, and then elaborately….
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RT @grande_flagello: Re Carlo si preoccupava di non rovinare la lingua di Dante in Aula. Gli ho mostrato il nostro meglio. Buona visione ��….
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RT @DavidHa03746758: Quantum advantage on a "real" problem (i.e. not random circuit sampling) from @QuantinuumQC
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Quantum computers, which process information leveraging quantum mechanical effects, have the potential to outperform classical computers in some optimization and computational tasks. In addition,...
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RT @QuantinuumQC: Exciting progress from our partnership with RIKEN, Japan’s top research institute and operator of the Fugaku supercompute….
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RT @konstantinosmei: A thread on knots. Every knot K has a corresponding Jones polynomial V(t), a Laurent polynomial in one complex variab….
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RT @konstantinosmei: @newscientist covers our work at @QuantinuumQC on pushing both quantum and classical algorithms for a famous problem i….
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RT @mrjeffu: This is what it is like to drive a huge American SUV in a Japanese city. This clip is being shared in response to the Trump a….
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A fair comparison of classical and quantum algorithms to simulate quantum matter. A specific physics problem running on Quantinuum System Model H2 shows the reliability of quantum computing when classical techniques are failing. Exciting times ahead!.
Quantum breakthrough: Quantinuum’s System Model H2 demonstrates powerful capabilities in simulating quantum magnetism, pushing beyond classical computing limits. Is quantum computing now the new gold standard for material science simulations?
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RT @QuantinuumQC: We’re marking a major milestone in the intersection of AI and quantum computing with our latest paper, published in partn….
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A paper in Nature Machine Intelligence reveals the results of a recent collaboration between Quantinuum and Google DeepMind to tackle the hard problem of quantum compilation. The work shows a...
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RT @mrjeffu: A poster at a train station in Tokyo warns against unconscious bias: .The speaker is assuming the transfer student isn't Japan….
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RT @QuantinuumQC: As the only quantum computing company with a quantum computer powerful enough that it can't be simulated, Quantinuum has….
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What Quantum Advantage actually looks like
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RT @QuantinuumQC: 🥇Announcing the 1st commercial application for quantum computers!. Quantinuum, along with our partners JPMorganChase, @Ar….
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RT @ScienceCluster: Starting this new session about Error correction & Error mitigation at #AI4Quantum with @enricesena from @QuantinuumQC….
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RT @QuantinuumQC: The dawn of the Hybrid Quantum-Supercomputer era has begun.
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Quantinuum’s “Reimei” quantum computer installed at RIKEN’s world-class facility will accelerate scientific progress of quantum computing across physics, chemistry, and other applications
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RT @QuantinuumQC: Developing quantum algorithms involves combining well-crafted building blocks, much like building a house entails setting….
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I love Japan. Too much demand for pizza.
A lot of people in Japan ordered Domino's Pizza for Christmas Eve celebrations, only to wait hours and never receive a pizza. Some locations experienced staffing shortages and could not produce enough pizza to meet demand.
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RT @spatiallyjess: Today I learned the city of Tokyo released point cloud data of the entire city for free for anyone to download 👀. https….
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RT @Rainmaker1973: Richard Feynman's Lectures on Physics are timeless: their main strength is in demonstrating how to reason about physics.….
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