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In The Age Of Super Computers Google Says “Quantum Supremacy” Is Achieved

In The Age Of Super Computers Google Says “Quantum Supremacy” Is Achieved
In The Age Of Super Computers Google Says “Quantum Supremacy” Is Achieved

Google has officially announced that its quantum supremacy is achieved. This is an announcement that exactly comes after one month of its achievement. However, it is official but the research details are now public. Therefore, the border scientific community can now fully scrutinise what Google says it is achieved.

According to Google, it is a 54 qubit sycamore processor. It can very easily perform a calculation in just 200 seconds. Hence, this statement has clarified that this is one of the most super-fast computers from the last 10,000 years. It all means that the calculation has involved random numbers, which is very much difficult to do on non-quantum computers.

In The Age Of Super Computers Google Says “Quantum Supremacy” Is Achieved
In The Age Of Super Computers Google Says “Quantum Supremacy” Is Achieved

Unsurprisingly, the IBM Company that operated supercomputer has beaten that key quantum computer competitor. According to Google, the company says that the same task can easily be performed on a classical system in just 2.5 days, rather than 10,000 years. This is exactly what Google is claiming.

Recently, IBM has also said that Google has failed to fully account for disk storage. They failed when we were estimating how long the supercomputers can take to perform these calculations. Despite all these attempts of IBM to downplay the achievements of Google, there were many that were welcoming this news. There were so many people in the research community that was welcoming this news.

We are still very much away from having a supercomputer. But they are very much useful for calculating things while doing useful practical tasks. Hence, Google has also proved that we can also have a future that is impossible. We can also have this such a future in the first place.

Therefore, quantum computing is a very early and advanced stage of computing technology. Which is still at a relative and very early stage.

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Steven Ly is the Startup Program and Events Manager at TheNextHint Inc. She recruits rockstar startups for all TC events including Disrupt, meetups, Sessions, and more both domestically and internationally. Previously, she helped produce Dreamforce with Salesforce and Next '17 with Google. Prior to that, she was on the advertising teams at both Facebook and AdRoll, helping support advertisers in North America and helped grow those brands globally. Outside of work, Priya enjoys Flywheel, tacos, the 49ers, and adventuring around the globe.

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