Nathan’s Quantum Tech Newsletter: №18
This is what I’ve seen in quantum tech in the last month:
00 🗞 Tech News
01 📰 Research Highlights
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00 🗞 Tech News
Lightmatter, a startup from MIT received $22 mln in additional funding in a round led by GV. Link
Talks from the Quantum to Business conference (Q2B): A video on how Qiskit, IBM open source library works, from transforming high level commands into reformatting them for the compiler, down to eventually opening pulse controls. Link
IBM is hosting an extended workshop about its library ecosystem. Link
Videos on Google research at Q2B: How the lab works and information about Google’s base open-source layer, Cirq. Link1 Link2
Videos from an open source conference, FOSDEM 2019. Link
Rigetti Computing open sources cloud services and interacts with a wider community. Link
MIT & Lincoln Labs, as well as Stanford, announce new quantum engineering centers. Link1 Link2
Advanced LIGO Plus will employ squeezed light to detect gravitational waves, expected upgrade by 2024. Link
01 📰 Research Highlights
Ground-state energy estimation of the water molecule on a trapped ion quantum computer. Link
Quantum gate teleportation between separated zones of a trapped-ion processor. Link
Super-resolution with quantum light. Link
Continuous symmetries and approximate quantum error correction. Link
Quantum Language Processing. Link
Waveguide-coupled single collective excitation of atomic arrays. Link
Detecting itinerant microwave photons with engineered non-linear dissipation. Link
Improved Fault-Tolerant Quantum Simulation of Condensed-Phase Correlated Electrons via Trotterization. Link
Theory of coupled parametric oscillators beyond coupled Ising spins. Link
Smart contracts meet quantum cryptography. Link
Quantum Entanglement in Deep Learning Architectures. Link
Neural-networks for dissipative many-body quantum systems. Link
Factoring semi-primes with (quantum) SAT-solvers. Link
Lidar: Lecture notes on open quantum systems. Link
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“Make your code count”: Quantum simulations and collaborative code development Introduction to QuTiP. Link
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