Fireside Chat: The coming interplay of High-Performance Computing & QC
summary
IQM builds superconducting processors from wafer to packaged QPU, delivers an on‑prem system to Finland and plans an LRZ install in 2023 while partnering with Atos for integration and the QLM interface; Atos runs a 40–41 qubit emulator/AQuAsim and claims a noisy emulator plus a 20,000‑spin quantum‑annealing model. IQM reports processor layouts that cut gate count by factor of 10 for an NMR imaging example, notes nanosecond gate times for low‑latency HPC feedback, and flags FPGA supply and uptime as practical hurdles.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00History of IQM Quantum Computers
- 4:00IQM in Europe
- 6:20German projects
- 8:15Supply chain
- 10:00QC as an IQM
- 11:00QC supply chain
- 12:15What makes IBM different from competitors
- 15:00Eric Epp
- 15:20Why Quantum Computing
- 27:20QC vs other technologies
- 33:10Requirements obstacles
- 42:10Superconductivity integration
- 44:25Cloud vs onpremises access
- 49:05Where should HPC centers start
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