Please welcome a new addition to my collection of cheap #FPGA boards from eBay. This one is a PCIe variant of Pikes Peak accelerator from Microsoft. (1/8)
Nuclear spins of Yb-171 exploited to manipulate qubits before they are read out - potentially leading to efficient error-correction schemes for trapped-atom computing platforms.
Read https://t.co/CUXqcpZHpd & https://t.co/DmQuPUZJrd
@atom_computing@JILAscience#PRXqst
1,180 qubits and counting!
Today, we became the first company developing universal, gate-based #quantum computers to exceed the 1,000-qubit threshold. Learn more about this accomplishment and our quest to build a fault-tolerant #quantumcomputer.
https://t.co/cT9I03w4ys
We love how creative our employees are and when they find inspiration in their work. Antonia Jones, one of our firmware engineers, recently designed and built her first mechanical keyboard with Atom Computing in mind.
#creativity#inspiration#quantum#quantumcomputing
Happy #NationalPeriodicTable Day! Here at Atom, we are partial to alkaline earth metals (group two on the periodic table). Learn why we use atoms from alkaline earth metals as qubits in our atomic array #quantumcomputing hardware technology. #quantum
https://t.co/pA3CC8xjuW
We are proud to be one of the companies selected by @DARPA to collaborate through its Underexplored Systems for Utility-Scale Quantum Computing (US2QC) program. #quantum#quantumcomputing#scaleup
Electronic noise is a big problem in micro electronics. A DESY team now managed to measure so-called phase noise with 500 times greater precision than has been possible before. This could significantly improve how electronic components are tested: https://t.co/tqREDlG5wo
@vsidou Somehow yes. I have managed to get all the parts running (PCIe, DDR3, QSFP, …) - see my blog series for details, but recently got distracted from my hobby FPGA projects by my new job.
With the power of the IPMI (and @picmg_org extensions) and with the ymodem in u-boot, I have managed to bootstrap myself into a Zynq board more than 8000 km away.
I imagine that it might be a useful feature in some cases, but sending 4 broadcast packets every 15 seconds sounds quite excessive. Anyway, developing the UDP/IPv4 core in the FPGA became much pleasant when I shut down the TCF agent.
@azonenberg TCF framework. Used for connecting debug and run control remote targets. It broadcasts to all interfaces on that particular port by default. Check it out https://t.co/ULHV08fJTB
@hansfbaier Gennum GN4124 is another device with similar functionality, I have seen it used quite often in some older electronics for particle accelerators.