Category: Uncategorized

    1. Quantum Lessons Learned at the Port of Los Angeles

      Earlier this year, we reported on an logistics optimization program at Pier 300 at the Port of Los Angeles accomplished by a team from SavantX and Fenix Marine Services to optimize the logistics at the Pier 300 container terminal project at the Port of Los…

    1. Podcast

      Podcast with Professor Peter Kogge from Notre Dame, Professor Gerardo Ortiz from Indiana University and Dr. David Stewart from Purdue about the new Center for Quantum Technologies

      Professor Peter Kogge from Notre Dame, Professor Gerardo Ortiz from Indiana University and Dr. David Stewart, managing director of the Purdue quantum science and engineering institute are interviewed by Yuval Boger.

    1. Microsoft Introduces a Quantum Resource Estimator Tool

      One of the questions that a quantum algorithm developer wants to have answered is “How many qubits will I need to execute this program and many seconds (or hours) of runtime will I need to do it?”. This can be tricky, particularly when the currently available quantum processors are not large enough to execute the program in the first place. However, the developers know that quantum processors are constantly improving and in many cases it makes sense to develop something that will run on a quantum processor that may be available a few years from now. To help answer these questions, Microsoft has introduced a tool called a Quantum Hardware Resource Estimator that can give insight to both quantum algorithm designers and quantum hardware engineers on how many resources will be required in a quantum platform to run an algorithm that can provide quantum advantage.

    1. Podcast

      Podcast with Daniel Volz, Co-founder and CEO of Kipu Quantum

      Daniel Volz, co-founder and CEO of Kipu Quantum, a software company working to accelerate the delivery of quantum advantage is interviewed by Yuval Boger.