China has built a quantum computer that is 10 billion times faster than Google

 On Thursday, China's leading quantum research group announced its supremacy over quantum science in a journal. A system called Geojing produced the results in minutes, according to which the world's third most powerful supercomputer tried more than 2 billion years.Both systems work separately. Google has created quantum circuits using supercooled, superconducting metal, while a team from the University of Science and Technology in Hefei recorded their results using photons, manipulating light particles.

Google and competitors, including IBM, Microsoft, Amazon, Intel, and many other large startups, have spent heavily on quantum computing hardware in recent years. Google and IBM offer access to their latest prototype on the Internet, while Microsoft and Amazon's cloud platforms each get a Smargas board of quantum hardware from others, including Hanwell.

Google's experiment used a sticky chip from Dubai with a 54-bit quibtus, which was much cooler than zero. One cobit did not work, but the remaining 53 were sufficient to demonstrate superiority over traditional computers over a carefully selected statistical problem. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. Experts estimate hundreds to millions.The Chinese team also used a statistical test to tarnish its claim to quantum superiority, but its quantum data carriers take the form of photons traveling through optical circuits placed on a laboratory bench, through a mirror. ۔ Every photon read at the end of the process can be thought of as reading a value on a processor like Google, which shows the result of the calculation.

The researchers reported measuring a maximum of 76 photons from the Geo Jhang machine, but on average 43 more modest 43. Members wrote code to mimic the workings of the quantum system on China's most powerful supercomputer and the world's third-fastest sunway tie-light, but it didn't come close.

According to a research article published in the journal Science, a team from the University of Science and Technology in China has developed a quantum computer that can perform computation nearly 100 trillion times faster than the world's most powerful supercomputer.

Leading Chinese quantum computing researchers have revealed that their next-generation machine uses a completely different setup than Google's, proving that there are several approaches to this advanced technology.

Quantum computers were first conceived about 40 years ago by physicist Richard Fanman, but practical machines are only now beginning to realize this.

They replace traditional bits - digital information with codom bits, or qubits. They are able to work together as both a '1' and a '0' in one place, in the current state, meaning that each new drop that joins the computer increments is faster than linear. Has power

They have used laser light beams to perform a calculation that was mathematically impossible on ordinary computers. The team realized in a matter of minutes that the best existing supercomputers would take half the life of the Earth. Unlike Google's first demonstration of quantum advantage last year, their version is virtually unavailable on any classic computer. The results came out in science on December 3.

Last year, researchers at Google's Quantum Computing Laboratory in Santa Barbara, California, announced the first demonstration of quantum usefulness. They used their state-of-the-art Psychomor device, which consists of 53 quantum bits (quotes) superconducting circuits that are kept at extremely light temperatures.