Quantum Computing Company
Querétaro, Querétaro Arteaga
Joined June 2017
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Last night was the first night I genuinely couldn't sleep because I was so excited to get back to reading an AI-generated proof (of the Grothendieck homotopy hypothesis).
Hard not to feel shellshocked, of course, but the feeling of "touching the infinite" is pretty palpable.
We’re releasing a broad range of new mathematical results produced by an internal frontier model.
We’ve been consulting with the independent Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence at the Institute for Advanced Study, and we have drawn on their advice and public recommendations to inform how we release these results.
github.com/openai/math
Quantum Works retweeted
Interesting. I think this is true. Or contains a lot of truth.
Ten years ago, I offered students a free £50 in class and asked who wanted it. Many students put their hands up, but only a couple were bold enough to come forward and try to take it (even though I made clear it was freely available, and not stealing). This was a social experiment to encourage students to take every opportunity and be proactive, even if it involves discomfort and going against the grain.
The £50 went to a student, Laura, who kindly tried to give it back to me after class, but I insisted she'd earned it. I was delighted to see Laura again on Friday when giving a talk to the @LBS Alumni Council. It's no surprise that the same qualities she exhibited 10 years ago are also evident in her willingness to step forward and serve her alumni community on the Council.
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Switzerland's building a post-quantum chip center while IonQ and Ansys are using quantum to speed up crash simulations. Meanwhile, someone in Chicago keeps claiming things that don't quite check out. We sort the real moves from the noise. Today's episode: share.transistor.fm/s/7d840e…
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Humans have always found new ways to condense and disseminate their deepest and hardest-won expertise. In the Middle Ages it was oral, via disputation. Then it was written, via printed text. Then it was digital, via software.
Next it will be agentic, via domain-specific models.
One of the things I've been thinking a lot about is that very soon @lanyon_ai will be able to formally verify and autonomously generate every breakthrough in discontinuous Galerkin methods for kinetic equations I developed over 6 years for my PhD.
In some respects, this is kind of terrifying. Culturally within the field of physics, computation has often been viewed by many as lesser, a simulacrum of the real physics that happens at the chalkboard or in the lab. And if AI can do it all, what is my contribution?
But I am quite excited for what we're building at @lanyon_ai because in many respects, I want the discoveries I've made to be more accessible. For years I thought this democratization was achieved through making open source codes that are freely available, distributed under permissive licenses, and usable on diverse architectures. While the never-ending journey of building an open-source general-purpose multi-physics code will continue, and I anticipate many of @lanyon_ai's formally verified solvers will be deployed through such codes, it is nevertheless fun to imagine just how easy it will be for someone to distill decades of my and my co-founders experiences in single prompts and deploy that knowledge on problems at the bleeding edge of engineering and scientific challenges.
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A new study from @ORNL, @ClevelandClinic, and @IBM shows how quantum and classical computers can work together to model tritium chemistry in FLiBe molten salts—one of fusion's toughest simulation challenges: ibm.co/6013EO4u5
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Bridging deep theory & everyday wonder ✨
From tidal bores to twinkling stars, 2024 #WolframInnovatorAward winner Sir Michael Berry uses Wolfram technology to reveal the physics connecting nature to the quantum world.
wolfram.com/events/technolog…
ALT 2024 Wolfram Innovator Award winner Sir Michael Berry.
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New breakthrough quantum algorithm published in @Nature today: Our Willow chip has achieved the first-ever verifiable quantum advantage.
Willow ran the algorithm - which we’ve named Quantum Echoes - 13,000x faster than the best classical algorithm on one of the world's fastest supercomputers. This new algorithm can explain interactions between atoms in a molecule using nuclear magnetic resonance, paving a path towards potential future uses in drug discovery and materials science.
And the result is verifiable, meaning its outcome can be repeated by other quantum computers or confirmed by experiments.
This breakthrough is a significant step toward the first real-world application of quantum computing, and we're excited to see where it leads.
Quantum Works retweeted
Quantum physics principles are fundamental to many real-life technologies, including lasers, MRI scanners, and the transistors that power all modern electronics. In the realm of artificial intelligence, quantum machine learning (QML) is an emerging field that harnesses quantum phenomena like superposition and entanglement. This allows for the processing of vast datasets and the solving of complex problems much faster than classical computers. QML has the potential to revolutionize areas such as drug discovery by simulating molecules, optimizing financial models, and enhancing pattern recognition.
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The ability to reset a qubit at will is critical for scaling quantum computing. Our team has now shown this can be done with a dynamic range of more than four orders of magnitude. In the RESET OFF spot, the qubit maintains hundreds of microseconds of coherence, while in the RESET ON spot its lifetime drops below 100 ns. Just as important, we confirmed that neighboring qubits remain completely undisturbed during the reset. This is a key step toward fast, scalable quantum computing.
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Learn how the Wolfram Quantum Framework brings quantum concepts to life for students—combining symbolic computation, visualizations & interactive demos to make quantum mechanics & computing more intuitive for teaching.
youtube.com/live/U2qnnVaUpAw
ALT Wolfram on YouTube: "Wolfram Quantum Framework: A Guide for Educators."
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Since 2016, we’ve been giving researchers free access to IBM quantum computers.
Now, the upgraded IBM Quantum Credits program provides access to our most powerful systems to drive high-impact research toward quantum advantage.
Apply here: ibm.com/quantum/blog/quantum…
Quantum Works retweeted
New Livestream Alert:
Join us today at 4pm ET for "Storytelling with Stephen Wolfram" where, by popular demand, Stephen will explore anecdotes and stories from his life.
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We just relaunched the Qiskit Advocate Program. Apply now to join and grow with the quantum community
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Why guess when you can simulate?
Visualize reactions in bioreactors, visualize heat transfer and more in real-time #WithWolfram!
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Our team is #hiring a Senior Research Scientist at Google Quantum AI 🔍⚛️ — a unique theory-leading role.
Apply here 🔗 google.com/about/careers/app…
#quantumcomputing #quantumAI
Quantum Works retweeted
📷The Quantum 100: A Global Snapshot of Careers & Community is still open for one more week!
👏This major global initiative will celebrate the diverse community of people powering quantum science and technology. Each person included will be recognised in an online photo gallery, and have their achievements highlighted in a special report to the United Nations and at the IYQ closing ceremony.
📅Timeline
- Initial submission period: April 28 to June 11
- Review of submissions: May 28 to June 25
- Quantum 100 notified of selection: W/C June 30
- Formal announcement of the Quantum 100 begins: July 29
ℹ️ For more information and details on how to submit, visit: quantum2025.org/quantum-100/
#QuantumPhysics #IYQ2025 #Quantum100 #Quantum2025
Quantum Works retweeted
We just showed how to do error detection inside a large quantum circuit.
These spacetime checks are local, efficient, and scalable.
- 236× fidelity gain
- 50-qubit Clifford circuits
- Built for near-term hardware
- Single-shot samples, no magic in post
Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2504.15725
Quantum Works retweeted
Quantum computing offers a radically new approach to modeling catalytic reactions, going beyond classical approximations to capture the full complexity of chemical dynamics. Our latest research with @Stanford lays out an end-to-end state-of-the-art framework to simulate real-time chemical reactions on a quantum computer, unlocking new possibilities for catalyst design, materials science, and cleaner energy solutions.
Read our blog: bit.ly/3Rl3ZHB
Read the paper: bit.ly/4ifA4f3
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Level up your quantum expertise. Enroll in our free Coursera course on quantum error correction from Google Quantum AI and become a contributor to the next era of computing.
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→ goo.gle/4iZV9e7
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Senior Quantum Engineer at @LevelQuantum - Join the Future of Secure Communications
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