Quantum
Microsoft Quantum Technical Fellow Matthias Troyer invites engineers, developers, and scientists from across disciplines to explore the future of quantum computing. The series offers a high-level view of the architecture, challenges, and expected impact of utility-scale quantum systems.
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With the University of Maryland and our industry partners, Microsoft Quantum has opened a new quantum research center, which includes a hands-on quantum hardware makerspace.
Majorana 2 achieves unprecedented qubit stability, marking a major step toward practical topological quantum computing.
This paper introduces a novel, cloud-native application, Accelerated Density Functional Theory (DFT), which offers significant acceleration in DFT simulations.
This preprint presents X and Z measurements of Microsoft's topological qubit, demonstrating the key techniques that enable topological quantum computing.
At Microsoft, we believe that it will take the world’s collective genius to realize the full potential of quantum computing. Read the Microsoft Quantum blog to learn more about our vision for the quantum future and how you can participate.
At Microsoft, we believe that it will take the world’s collective genius to realize the full potential of quantum computing. Read the Microsoft Quantum blog to learn more about our vision for the quantum future and how you can participate.