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Paul Webster

@WebsterQuantum

Quantum Architect at Iceberg Quantum

Sydney Katılım Aralık 2020
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Felix Thomsen
Felix Thomsen@felix_thomsen·
Today we’re releasing Pinnacle, our first fault-tolerant quantum computing architecture. It shows that order-of-magnitude reductions in the cost of fault tolerance are possible, with meaningful implications for timelines to useful quantum computing. We’ve also raised a $6m Seed round.
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Larry Cohen
Larry Cohen@QuantumLarry·
excited to share some of what we’ve been cooking up at Iceberg. we introduce fast surgery, a method for performing logic in qldpc codes quicker. check out our blog post. iceberg-quantum.com/blog/fast-surg…
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Today's Quantemplation is about how statistical mechanics and cosmology lead to the prediction that you may be just a disembodied mind in space that exists only for this moment. And what this could be saying about the nature of physics. quantemplation.substack.com/p/boltzmann-br… #scicomm
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There is a gas toxic enough to cause a mass extinction event and destructive enough to turn whole landscapes to ash and vapour. But we must inhale it almost constantly or we will die! Today's Quantemplation is about this peculiar gas: oxygen! quantemplation.substack.com/p/oxygen-the-k… #scicomm
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Arthur C. Clarke said "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic". Perhaps for no technology is that truer than electricity. Today's Quantemplation: How does electricity work, and why is it so incredibly powerful? #SciComm quantemplation.substack.com/p/how-electric…
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Paul Webster@WebsterQuantum·
We are each made of seven octillion atoms. Why do we need so many? Today's Quantemplation is about how the order and predictability on which life depends emerges from the chaos of the atomic world only at a large enough size. tinyurl.com/2b7z7e78 #scicomm
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Today is the first day of summer in Australia, which means it's a great time to think about sunburn! Today's Quantemplation: Why do people get so much more sunburnt in Sydney than in London, even on days that are no more hot and sunny? tinyurl.com/2wj8ymvm #SciComm
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Paul Webster@WebsterQuantum·
We are often told quantum mechanics says that cats can be alive and dead at the same time. If you think that sounds too crazy to be true, then you're right! Today's Quantemplation is about how Schrodinger's cat is not as mysterious as it seems. tinyurl.com/2z2anu44 #SciComm
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