El CESGA lidera el primer caso de uso de computación cuántica para el modelado de la percepción del sabor a nivel mundial ¿Qué tiene que ver el tocino con la velocidad? Si buscásemos la manera de modernizar esta expresión tan popular se nos podría ocurrir algo como: ¿qué tiene que ver la cerveza con [...]
The Computer Architecture Group at UDC and CESGA are developing a proposal focused on assessing the performance of quantum computers in executing applications, based on identifying tasks that are common to multiple quantum computing applications. The purchase of a quantum computer represents an investment of several million euros. However, evaluating which quantum computer performs best [...]
The Computer Architecture Group at UDC and CESGA are developing a proposal focused on assessing the performance of quantum computers in executing applications, based on identifying tasks that are common to multiple quantum computing applications. The purchase of a quantum computer represents an investment of several million euros. However, evaluating which quantum computer performs best [...]
The Computer Architecture Group at UDC and CESGA are developing a proposal focused on assessing the performance of quantum computers in executing applications, based on identifying tasks that are common to multiple quantum computing applications. The purchase of a quantum computer represents an investment of several million euros. However, evaluating which quantum computer performs best [...]
The Computer Architecture Group at UDC and CESGA are developing a proposal focused on assessing the performance of quantum computers in executing applications, based on identifying tasks that are common to multiple quantum computing applications. The purchase of a quantum computer represents an investment of several million euros. However, evaluating which quantum computer performs best [...]
CESGA participa en el proyecto NEASQC (NExt ApplicationS of Quantum Computing) que auna a expertos académicos y a usuarios finales industriales para investigar y desarrollar novedosas aplicaciones capaces de explotar las tecnologías cuánticas y que podrán beneficiarse de sistemas NISQ (Noise Intermediate-Scale Quantum) en un futuro próximo. El proyecto NEASQC está dirigido por casos de [...]