Konaploinks
9 hours ago
IonQ Demonstrates Remote Ion-Ion Entanglement, a Significant Milestone in Developing Networked Quantum Systems at Scale
October 03 2024 - 4:00PM
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Breakthrough validates first-time entanglement in a commercial setting of two qubits in two separate ion traps
IonQ (NYSE: IONQ), a leader in the quantum computing industry, announced it has achieved the next milestone on the path towards scaling its quantum systems – demonstrating remote ion-ion entanglement. Building off the ion-photon entanglement achievement announced in February, this demonstration announced in September showcases the second out of four significant milestones required to develop photonic interconnects – a foundational step towards quantum networking and a core component of IonQ’s scaling strategy.
IonQ’s world-class R&D team entangled two trapped ion qubits from separate trap wells using entangled photons to achieve these results. The IonQ team achieved remote entanglement by developing a system to collect photons from two trap wells and routing them to a single detection hub. This critical “point-to-point” step established a quantum communication link – an essential piece in scaling quantum systems. While IonQ has always intended to implement photonic interconnects in its systems, never before has any company demonstrated the ability to bring this technology to an integration stage within a commercially available, enterprise-grade quantum computer. More details about IonQ’s latest milestone are available in the blog post here.
“IonQ’s north star remains scalability at high performance, and the progress we’ve made towards photonic interconnects ensures our customers will have access to large quantum systems capable of tackling the most complex problems,” said Peter Chapman, President & CEO, IonQ. “We’re consistently making significant headway on our technical roadmap, and customers across academia and business recognize the unique value IonQ’s systems bring as we near the point of commercial quantum advantage.”
“IonQ’s unique architecture and technology relies on scaling qubits within a single ion trap and then networking multiple traps together to achieve commercial quantum advantage,” said Dr. Bj?rn Flatt, Head of Emerging Technologies, IonQ. “With our latest achievements, we are now focused on the next phase for achieving scale – swapping ion-ion entanglement to the QPU. We are committed to pushing the boundaries on this technology and bringing photonic interconnects to a technical readiness where they can be integrated in commercially available quantum computers.”
IonQ is making rapid progress on its journey towards unlocking massive scale via modularity and photonic interconnects. IonQ has made technological and architectural choices by embracing a practical path that balances three core pillars required for commercial advantage: Performance, Scale, and Enterprise-Grade capabilities. Governments, global business enterprises, and academic institutions worldwide trust IonQ to deliver fast, accurate, and accessible quantum computers that open new opportunities for every industry.
To learn more about IonQ and its latest system news and business developments, visit https://ionq.com/.
About IonQ
IonQ, Inc. is a leader in quantum computing that delivers high-performance systems capable of solving the world’s largest and most complex commercial and research use cases. IonQ’s current generation quantum computer, IonQ Forte, is the latest in a line of cutting-edge systems, boasting 36 algorithmic qubits. The company’s innovative technology and rapid growth were recognized in Fast Company’s 2023 Next Big Things in Tech List and Deloitte’s 2023 Technology Fast 500™ List, respectively. Available through all major cloud providers, IonQ is making quantum computing more accessible and impactful than ever before. Learn more at IonQ.com.
Konaploinks
16 hours ago
Just woke up to way too much strife! Yikes! Going to all cash til this all shakes out. Dock strikes, hurrricane, Iran /Israel , Russia/ Ukraine , mkt top? , illegals, possible terrorists attack, inflation rising, election 33 days away. Nothing wrong with IonQ but, look around. Damn. What a mess. How did we get here in less than 4 years? In a word. Bidenomics. I’m out with a profit and stepping back til I see how all this is going to shake out. Go IONQ! QUANTUM IS COMING!
JJ8
1 day ago
Konaoloinks, yesterday the technical check clue was positive and still it's valid at this time.
It said "Long Tail Down". That was a positive signal. However, it was not an outright buy signal.
However, it may follow by a buy signal. No guaranties in chart reading/interpretations.
As you may know, the chart is based on what follows in the market activities that are all in the future.
There are too many activities that the chart has no idea about, lol. Like us humans.
Charts have no feelings and emotions like humans, neither ability to express a word of what's really going on.
Chartists study market action trying to identify recurrent price patterns.
The biggest problem in charting is wishful thinking. In general each person sees what's on his mind.
They project their hopes, fears, and fantasies onto the charts.
Such is life with Chartists.
Mais, C'est La Vie, mon ami.
Konaploinks
4 days ago
The more I think of it Jensen makes the most sense for a buyout offer. Do a j v first then kinda roll it into nvda as a subsidiary to keep Elizabeth and Bernie at bay, then go whole hog and rename the corp after a buyout as something new like JenQ. Or ??? Elon , Sam, Billy , Mark and or Mark ( the funky bunch lol) Larry, Jeff, etc etc are gonna do it. Who’s on first?
Konaploinks
5 days ago
Here ya go.
Troubled chipmaker Intel has rejected a bid by chip designer Arm Holdings for its product division, Bloomberg reported late Thursday.
It was the latest of several Intel-related rumors. Earlier this week, the news outlet reported that Apollo Global Management had offered to invest as much as $5 billion in Intel, days after The Wall Street Journal said that Qualcomm had made a "takeover approach" for it.
Intel shares have lost more than half their value since the start of the year amid concerns about the chipmaker's ability to turn around its business.
Yet another Intel (INTC) rumor is out there—this time, about a deal that appears not to be happening.
The embattled chipmaker, shares of which are down more than 50% this year, rejected a bid by chip designer Arm Holdings (ARM) for its product division, Bloomberg reported late Thursday.
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Intel's woes have attracted deal activity, as well as deal chatter. Earlier this week, the news outlet reported that Apollo Global Management had offered to invest as much as $5 billion in Intel,. Days earlier,The Wall Street Journal said that Qualcomm (QCOM) had made a "takeover approach" for the company.
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Apart from its product division, which sells chips for personal computers, servers and networking equipment, Intel's other main unit is one that operates its factories. Both Arm and Intel declined to comment.
Intel, which is struggling with high debt levels and trying to stem losses, earlier this month updated investors about its strategic plans, which include separating the chip product division from its manufacturing operations.
Intel shares finished Friday—and the week—little changed. Investor concerns that the chipmaker will struggle to turn around its business have weight on the stock this year.