REPORTS & PUBLICATIONS
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Academic Paper: The Travelling Salesman Problem
Daniel Goldsmith, Senior Quantum Computing Technologist, and Joe Day-Evans, Quantum Computing Technologist at Digital Catapult, have authored a paper on the Travelling Salesman Problem.
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Academic paper: Accelerating our path to fault-tolerance with a new suite of tools
ORCA is developing a novel way to generate resource states for adaptable hardware.
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Academic paper: Light in quantum computing and simulation, perspective
Prof. Ian Walmsley published a paper on photonic quantum simulation and computation.
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Academic paper: ORCA research illuminates path to fault tolerance
ORCA's new research shows that fault-tolerant computers can be achieved with simpler resource states.
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Academic paper: Zeeman optical pumping of 87Rb atoms in a hollow-core photonic crystal fiber
We outline experimental results supported by a theoretical model of single-beam optical pumping of 87Rb atoms within a hollow-core photonic crystal fiber.
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ORCA Computing discovers new algorithm for solving QUBO problems
ORCA has released a paper describing a method of using a shallow, near-term quantum computer to solve the real-world ‘QUBO’ problem.
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Academic paper: Certain properties and applications of shallow bosonic circuits
ORCA introduces a novel approach to solving optimisation problems on a boson sampling device assisted by classical machine-learning techniques.
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