The D-Wave team toured the installation at NASA today. The red badges are for the visitors from Canada.
(More photos below… and walk-in video of our first sight of the new machine.)
“We actually think quantum machine learning may provide the most creative problem-solving process under the known laws of physics.” — Google Blog
“the system will be the most powerful in the world, with approximately 512 superconducting flux qubits”
— NASA’s Quantum AI Lab
“Quantum computing is based on quantum bits or qubits. Unlike traditional computers, in which bits must have a value of either zero or one, a qubit can represent a zero, a one, or both values simultaneously. Representing information in qubits allows the information to be processed in ways that have no equivalent in classical computing, taking advantage of phenomena such as quantum tunneling and quantum entanglement. As such, quantum computers may theoretically be able to solve certain problems in a few days that would take millions of years on a classical computer.” — NASA QuAIL
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