Just discovered a Pennylane tutorial on our work on calibrating gates on superconducting devices 🩷
pennylane.ai/qml/demos/tu...

Stoked to see our work on Krylov Quantum Diagonalization (KQD) in print in Nature: nature.com/articles/s41...

We also put together an amazing tutorial to get walk you through the method and run experiments on IBM Quantum's hardware!
quantum.cloud.ibm.com/docs/en/tuto...

For anyone interested in getting their hands dirty, we have a tutorial which implements the long-range CX with dynamic circuits from the paper here:

learning.quantum.ibm.com/tutorial/lon...

1/n Excited to share the IBM Quantum blog featuring our recent PRX Quantum paper:
"Efficient Long-Range Entanglement using Dynamic Circuits."

🚀 Why does this matter?
Quantum processors are limited by local connectivity, but our research demonstrates how dynamic circuits—leveraging mid-circuit

Haven’t decided whether this is good or bad press for IBM Quantum lol

The barrage of news today reminded me that we do have a solid demonstration of a quantum computer doing something beyond classical (random circuit sampling). Left me wondering whether any applications have been found. After all, its photonic cousin (Gaussian boson sampling) seems to have a few!

Having some down time this weekend and I feel like rambling about one of the most enjoyable PhD thesis I’ve read on quantum. There’s some really cool insights and I’m left with a feeling that there’s more to the story!

arxiv.org/abs/2004.05631

Arxiv bot is nice and all but what about a scirate bot?

I'd love to interact with people who have been looking at classical simulations of quantum circuits. I have just recently started looking at this field (sorry for any naive takes) and was really intrigued by it. For me, it all started from the paper by Schuster (arxiv.org/abs/2407.12768)

@bullshitquantum.bsky.social is back!!

Not sure what’s the best way to start anew. I generally enjoy reading threads doing a deep-dive into some topic, so I guess I’ll start with something boring but familiar like my personal experience in quantum and hopefully go into more interesting stuff in other posts!

Testing the waters here, happy to see a good fraction of the quantum community active and my feed not drowning in other stuff! #quantum