D-Wave tests entanglement on dual-rail qubits
D-Wave, traditionally known for quantum annealing systems, is expanding into gate-based quantum computing by testing entanglement on its newly developed dual-rail qubits. This move represents a significant diversification of the company's quantum hardware portfolio beyond its core annealing technology. The successful demonstration of entanglement on these qubits marks an important milestone in D-Wave's efforts to compete in the broader quantum computing market.
1 Article
Trace's outlet lean is shown first — tap Left / Center / Right on each source to add your rating too.
- Ars TechnicaTrace: Center
D-Wave on rails: Company tests entanglement on its dual-rail qubits
D-Wave, traditionally known for quantum annealing systems, is expanding into gate-based quantum computing by testing entanglement on its newly developed dual-rail qubits. This move represents a significant diversification of the company's quantum hardware portfolio beyond its core annealing technology. The successful demonstration of entanglement on these qubits marks an important milestone in D-Wave's efforts to compete in the broader quantum computing market.
Rate outletRead original
Readers say
How does this story lean?
Outlet ratings above are Trace's curated source map. Vote here (same as on the home feed) — one vote per browser, changeable anytime. Rate individual outlets in the coverage list below.
Comments
0No comments yet. Say what you noticed in the coverage.
Trending