Google and Quantum Chemistry: Solving biggest problems in Quantum Chemistry

Google has just completed its first biggest quantum chemistry simulation ever. This is reported in a recent article from NewScientist (reference below, need subscription). Here, we provide our view on this recent news.

A few month back or so, Google announced its supremacy in Quantum Computing. Now, it has performed its first biggest quantum mechanical calculation using Quantum Computing.

Google's AI team works on quantum algorithms that can dramatically accelerate computational tasks for machine learning.

It is reported in NewScientist that long chain of hydrogen atoms has been studied using quantum computer developed by Google.

More info will be added soon....



References.

Read more: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2227244-google-has-performed-the-biggest-quantum-chemistry-simulation-ever/#ixzz67zVIhYdV

Worlds first Quantum Computer reported...

Recently, there is a post titled "Google reports quantum supremacy in draft paper" regarding a pre-print (a draft that would be published in a journal) reporting a Quantum Computer.

The report said that it takes only 200 seconds by the quantum computer containing 53 qubits which would otherwise take 10,000 years if ordinary supercomputer is used.

Amazing...

Physics world reports, "Quantum supremacy, whereby a quantum computer solves a problem in a significantly shorter time than a conventional (classical) computer, may have been achieved for the first time."

It is a collaborative work of scientists from google, Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab.
It is mentioned that now the pre-print has been removed from the site.


Reference
https://physicsworld.com/a/google-reports-quantum-supremacy-in-draft-paper/