Quantum computing proves unconditional exponential speedup, paving the way for practical utility and investing opportunities.

So, everyone’s talking about Google’s quantum computer, right? Like, how fast is Google’s quantum computer, really? Back ...

The founder and manager of Google’s Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab, Hartmut Neven, says that Willow might be able to achieve such quick and accurate computations by using parallel universes ...

Within 24 hours of the Willow chip’s launch, Google’s parent company Alphabet saw a jump of around 5% in its stock price, boosting the combined value of shares held by its two biggest ...

In a statement released Monday, Google Quantum AI founder and lead Hartmut Neven said the Willow chip performs state-of-the-art across several metrics.

Willow Icing on the cake for a bullish Alphabet assessment could be the Willow quantum-chip discovery announced in December 2024 here. According to Google Quantum AI founder Hartmut Neven, ...

Google has announced its new 105-qubit superconducting chip, code-named Willow, which solved a quantum supremacy experiment that would take at least 300 million years to simulate on a classical comput ...

Google made a big splash unveiling Willow, a quantum chip that, among other things, needs just five minutes to solve a problem that would take conventional supercomputers around 10 septillion years.

In this episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast, Neven talks about Google’s new Willow quantum processor, which integrates 105 superconducting physical qubits.

For example, earlier this month, Google’s lead of Google Quantum AI, Hartmut Neven, announced its Willow quantum chip.

Julian Kelly, director of hardware at Google Quantum AI, last week explained advancements in coherence times by a factor of 5 — from 20 microseconds in Sycamore to 100 microseconds in Willow.