Near-Term Quantum Resource Reduction and Random Circuits

8:00 am – 10:36 am, Tuesday March 18 // Session MAR-F34 //Anaheim Convention Center, 256A (Level 2)

Chair:: Bhuvanesh Sundar, Rigetti Computing
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Sponsored by: DQI

Beyond-classical experiments on a trapped-ion quantum processor

8:12 am – 8:24 am

Presenter: Ruslan Shaydulin (JPMorganChase)

Authors: Minzhao Liu (JPMorganChase), Pradeep Niroula (JPMorganChase), Matthew DeCross (Quantinuum), Shih-Han Hung (National Taiwan University), Scott Aaronson (University of Texas at Austin), Yuri Alexeev (NVIDIA Corporation), K. Jordan Berg (Quantinuum), Florian Curchod (Quantinuum), Joan Dreiling (Quantinuum), Neal Erickson (Quantinuum), Cameron Foltz (Quantinuum), Michael Mills (Quantinuum), Michael Foss-Feig (Quantinuum), Steven Moses (Quantinuum), David Hayes (Quantinuum), Brian Neyenhuis (Quantinuum), Travis Humble (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Peter Siegfried (Quantinuum), James Walker (Quantinuum), Danylo Lykov (JPMorganChase), Jeffrey Larson (Argonne National Laboratory), Charles Lim (JPMorganChase), Marco Pistoia (JPMorganChase)

Recent advancements in quantum computing hardware have created a growing divide between the computational powers of classical and quantum systems. In this talk, I will highlight recent progress in beyond-classical experiments on the 56-qubit Quantinuum H2 trapped-ion quantum processor. The talk will cover the power of all-to-all quantum circuits to frustrate classical simulability and prospects for practical applications, among other topics.

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