Israeli Quantum Software Firm Kadama and IBM Demonstrate First Quantum Advantage
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First reported by Globes · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israeli quantum software firm Kadama and IBM have achieved the first demonstration of quantum advantage by completing a complex physical calculation beyond classical computers' capabilities. The breakthrough, confirmed on two different quantum platforms, validates quantum computing's potential for scientific research and commercial use. Kadama's error-correcting software played a crucial role in this milestone, which was published with Japan's RIKEN institute.
- 01Kadama and IBM demonstrated quantum advantage by solving a complex physical problem classical computers cannot.
- 02The quantum calculation took 7 hours on IBM's quantum computer, failing on a classical system with 700,000 CPUs.
- 03Kadama replicated results on Quantinuum's quantum computer, confirming accuracy across platforms.
- 04Kadama's QESEM software reduces quantum computation errors, enabling reliable scientific calculations.
- 05The breakthrough opens the door for commercial quantum computing in research beyond classical simulation limits.
- 06Kadama was founded in 2020 by Sinai, Aharonov, and Lindner, raising $30 million with investors including IBM.
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