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Theory
8 min read
Quantum magic: What QC can and cannot do
Entanglement alone isn't enough for a quantum advantage. This post explains the essential resource known as 'magic', why T-gates make all the difference, and where the limits of the technology lie.
Optimisation
9 min read
Vehicle Routing Problem with Quantum Annealing
Quantum annealing helps solve complex logistics problems like the Vehicle Routing Problem. We split the problem into a clustering and routing phase, encode it as QUBO, and solve it with a D-Wave simulator.
Fundamentals
5 min read
Gate-based Quantum Computing vs Quantum Annealing
Gate-based quantum computing and quantum annealing are two approaches to implementing quantum computing. The first is universal, the second perfect for optimisation.
Physics
6 min read
Quantum Computing for Condensed Matter Physics
OpenFermion makes it easy to simulate complex quantum systems such as the Bose-Hubbard model — bridging the gap between algorithm developers and experimental physicists.