Building a Quantum Computer with Trapped Ions

Building a Quantum Computer with Trapped Ions

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For slides and more information on the paper, visit https://ai.science/e/quantum-technologies-building-a-quantum-computer-with-trapped-ions--3vBHDkisXCu5EU1WRgQ7

Speaker: Dr. Kai Hudek; Host: Reza Rezaee

Motivation:
Quantum computing will revolutionize many industries—including machine learning. In the race to build a scalable quantum computer, IonQ's trapped ion approach has produced unmatched results. This talk will provide the motivation for quantum computing, answer the question of "why ions?", explain IonQ's technology and path towards scalability, and discuss its implications for ML.



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