



Tomoki Takeuchi
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BREAKING: Q-CTRL's Practical Quantum Advantage has landed 🛬 Big thanks to Michael Biercuk (@MJBiercuk) , Yuval Baum, and Gavin Hartnett at @qctrlHQ for the pre-publication briefing on their new results. Conversations like these are what make writing about this field worthwhile, and seeing people trying to do right by the industry. And I get to ask questions, push on the framing, and dig into why specific choices were made. 🟣 1D Fermi-Hubbard simulation on IBM's ibm_boston, 120 qubits, 9,057 two-qubit gates across 152 layers 🟣 ~2 minutes quantum vs. ~100 hours classical (ITensor TDVP at χ = 4096 on a 32-core CPU node) — up to 3,000× faster at the agreement boundary 🟣 Run on the public IBM Quantum API. No privileged access, no special calibration 🟣 Validated against the classical baseline within ~1% RMSE up to t ≈ 5.2; ~4% residual error at the longest evolution times tested (community tolerance is 5–10%) The rigor of how they defined the claim — publicly accessible hardware, no privileged access, validated against the tool the community actually uses, explicit about where correctness becomes indeterminate — is how you build trust in the next era of quantum.















「量子コンピューター」実用化早める新技術 富士通と大阪大学 news.ntv.co.jp/category/socie…

Thanks to all the participants of Quantum Resources 2026 for another successful edition of the workshop! With 140 participants and 5 days of fantastic talks by so many great speakers, it has grown far beyond what I had imagined.







📢We’re excited to announce the first #QIP2026 tutorial: “Quantum Hypothesis Testing,” presented by Ludovico Lami (Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa). Join us in Riga, Jan 24–30, 2026! 🔗To find out more about the tutorial, visit: qip2026.lu.lv/programme/tuto…