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IBM is making a quantum computer available for anyone to play with

58 pointsby cawelabout 9 years ago

4 comments

moreiraabout 9 years ago
&gt; A run-of-the-mill laptop can simulate quantum computers with as many as 40 or 50 qubits<p>This got me to wondering if there&#x27;s a readily-available quantum computer emulator or something of the kind, and it turns out there&#x27;s even one built with JS and WebGL![0] This seems really interesting if you want to learn more about what the quantum fuss is all about.<p>[0]: <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.quantumplayground.net" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.quantumplayground.net</a>
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rdlaitilaabout 9 years ago
Can anyone explain how programming in a quantum computer environment differs from a traditional environment? The scripting examples look pretty familiar to what you would see in programming today.
smegelabout 9 years ago
Dibs on the first web framework.
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jjthebluntabout 9 years ago
IBM seems to mainly be generating vacuous news buzzwords.