Science & Industrial Innovation With Quantum-Accelerated Highperformance Computers
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IQM positions superconducting quantum processors as on‑premise HPC accelerators, claiming a survey shows 76% of HPC centers want to adopt quantum tech by 2023 and 71% on‑premise by 2026. A hardware‑software co‑design case uses a star‑shaped 5→10‑qubit prototype that yields a 90% gate reduction for an NMR imaging algorithm, and the stack includes quantum control, measurement, and host HPC integration with roadmaps toward larger, error‑corrected systems.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Quantum-accelerated HPC intro
- 1:11Quantum computing in science & industry
- 2:14Quantum advantage for intractable problems
- 3:17Quantum computing evolution phases
- 4:21HPC centers adopting quantum tech
- 5:02Building quantum full stack
- 6:26Hardware-software co-design
- 7:55Talent for quantum innovation
- 8:17Q&A: Qubit scaling & timelines
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