D-Wave commercialises its first 5000+ qubit quantum computer


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D-Wave commercialises its first 5000+ qubit quantum computer

A Canadian quantum computing firm D-Wave announced on commercialising its next-generation system Advantage, built for businesses. The company’s computer is already being used, via its cloud, by some corporations to build and run applications for their operations.

 

D-Wave’s new hybrid solver gives application developers the ability to switch from binary variables, like 0 or 1, to a quadratic model, like red, yellow, and blue. D-Wave today also debuted Launch, a jump-start program for businesses that want to begin building hybrid quantum applications.

 

The Advantage quantum computer is the first quantum computer designed and developed from the ground up to support business applications,” D-Wave CEO Alan Baratz told VentureBeat. “We engineered it to be able to deal with large, complex commercial applications and to be able to support the running of those applications in production environments.

 

There is no other quantum computer anywhere in the world that can solve problems at the scale and complexity that this quantum computer can solve problems. It really is the only one that you can run real business applications on. The other quantum computers are primarily prototypes. You can do experimentation, run small proofs of concept, but none of them can support applications at the scale that we can.

 

Quantum computing leverages qubits (unlike bits that can only be in a state of 0 or 1, qubits can also be in a superposition of the two) to perform computations that would be much more difficult, or simply not feasible, for a classical computer. Based in Burnaby, Canada, D-Wave was the first company to sell commercial quantum computers, which are built to use quantum annealing.

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