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RE: Could a Spherical layout of qbits enable more of them By Andrew Milne - on May 30, 2019
This is not my area of expertise, However, there are some practical problems in 3D layout, because the qubits have...
RE: Hello, I want to make a experiment with a quantum computer, but Im from Brazil and I dont have... By Andrew Milne - on May 29, 2019
Have you tried the IBM Q Experience: https://developer.ibm.com/open/projects/qiskit/ . They have a community board, and many of the participants are just getting...
RE: Quantum hacking questions for a sci-fi project By Andrew Milne - on April 29, 2019
There are companies in the quantum computing space that focus on encryption, such as Cambridge Quantum Computing, MagiQ or Quintessence Labs. I...
RE: 2 qbit flip gate? By neharika chebrol - on March 14, 2019
Hi Kunal, As far as I know, in the standard Quantum Computers that are available, there is no such single...
RE: Is there a material that could be used as an insulator to reduce or eliminate interference between multiple qbits? By marlinwright - on December 22, 2018
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RE: should quantum computing be of interest NOW for investment? By Andrew Milne - on December 21, 2018
Quantum Computing is still at a very early stage. I'm not going to pretend to offer investment advice. However, here's...
RE: Is there a material that could be used as an insulator to reduce or eliminate interference between multiple qbits? By Andrew Milne - on December 21, 2018
There are many architectures being worked on. One place to get started is with the work of Andrea Morello. This...
RE: Any advice? By Andrew Milne - on October 5, 2018
One easy way to get started is the IBM Q Experience: https://quantumexperience.ng.bluemix.net/qx/experience There are a number of people already doing experiments...

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Latest Answers

RE: Could a Spherical layout of qbits enable more of them By Andrew Milne - on May 30, 2019
This is not my area of expertise, However, there are some practical problems in 3D layout, because the qubits have...
RE: Hello, I want to make a experiment with a quantum computer, but Im from Brazil and I dont have... By Andrew Milne - on May 29, 2019
Have you tried the IBM Q Experience: https://developer.ibm.com/open/projects/qiskit/ . They have a community board, and many of the participants are just getting...
RE: Quantum hacking questions for a sci-fi project By Andrew Milne - on April 29, 2019
There are companies in the quantum computing space that focus on encryption, such as Cambridge Quantum Computing, MagiQ or Quintessence Labs. I...
RE: 2 qbit flip gate? By neharika chebrol - on March 14, 2019
Hi Kunal, As far as I know, in the standard Quantum Computers that are available, there is no such single...
RE: Is there a material that could be used as an insulator to reduce or eliminate interference between multiple qbits? By marlinwright - on December 22, 2018
.
RE: should quantum computing be of interest NOW for investment? By Andrew Milne - on December 21, 2018
Quantum Computing is still at a very early stage. I'm not going to pretend to offer investment advice. However, here's...
RE: Is there a material that could be used as an insulator to reduce or eliminate interference between multiple qbits? By Andrew Milne - on December 21, 2018
There are many architectures being worked on. One place to get started is with the work of Andrea Morello. This...
RE: Any advice? By Andrew Milne - on October 5, 2018
One easy way to get started is the IBM Q Experience: https://quantumexperience.ng.bluemix.net/qx/experience There are a number of people already doing experiments...