arxiv.org/abs/2606.13521 claims a "new S gate in the rotated surface code". To me the protocol is quite the same as the one described in Ismail et al. 2025 arxiv.org/abs/2509.18294, see Fig. 12 !
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arxiv.org/abs/2606.13521 claims a "new S gate in the rotated surface code". To me the protocol is quite the same as the one described in Ismail et al. 2025 arxiv.org/abs/2509.18294, see Fig. 12 !
There is an exciting job opening as Pasqal right now careers.pasqal.com/jobs/7821621... A position to work at the crossing of quantum algorithms, their fault-tolerant implementations and neutral atoms technology! ✨
And of course if you got all stoked by André Srchottenloer's unmasking of Google obfuscated ECC circuits, this is your opportunity to make it so that it runs for real on a quantum processor, with all the additional complexity it incurs 🥊 bsky.app/profile/crai...
Blog post: "The French have the Quantum Circuits" algassert.com/post/2602 André Schrottenloher just published a preprint showing how to construct quantum ECDLP circuits with costs similar to the ones in our zero knowledge proofs.
There is an exciting job opening as Pasqal right now careers.pasqal.com/jobs/7821621... A position to work at the crossing of quantum algorithms, their fault-tolerant implementations and neutral atoms technology! ✨
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Blog post: "The French have the Quantum Circuits" algassert.com/post/2602 André Schrottenloher just published a preprint showing how to construct quantum ECDLP circuits with costs similar to the ones in our zero knowledge proofs.
Recently Scott Aaronson was suggesting that progresses on RSA number factoring should maybe kept reasonably private for sensitivity reasons scottaaronson.blog?p=9564
A post from Gidney on this platform: bsky.app/profile/crai...
As timelines tighten, details might benefit attackers more than defenders. So we're trying something weird: proving a circuit exists without revealing it. For example, here's a zero-knowledge proof that we found 10x smaller quantum circuits for ECDLP: github.com/tanujkhattar...
Follow-up from Aaronson: scottaaronson.blog?p=9665 "I’m not sure how much it will actually help, as once other groups know that a smaller circuit exists, it might be only a short time until they’re able to find it as well."
Between two property flips, Fowler giving some thoughts to QEC. He is still hooked! arxiv.org/abs/2603.28852
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Recently Scott Aaronson was suggesting that progresses on RSA number factoring should maybe kept reasonably private for sensitivity reasons scottaaronson.blog?p=9564
But now with paper like quantumai.google/static/site-..., seems we can have the best of both worlds.
Recently Scott Aaronson was suggesting that progresses on RSA number factoring should maybe kept reasonably private for sensitivity reasons scottaaronson.blog?p=9564
Having been logged off unexpectedly, I was surprised and thrilled to discover that @odpomery.bsky.social did the Bluesky login screen illustration, only to find out few hours later he actually did two! Such a treat to see an artist you cherish pop up at a place you value 😃 Thank you Owen!
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After years of projects and actions led by core teams at MPQ and IRIF, Université Paris Cité is now scaling up with its own Quantum Initiative, bringing together its labs. Expanding research, training & innovate on across quantum technologies, from local to European levels. 🌐 quantum.u-pariscite.fr
After the CEA in France and Jülich in Germany, this is the 3rd QPU installed and operational in a European HPC center! Huge congrats to all my involved colleagues at @pasqal-quantum.bsky.social!
Pasqal has delivered Italy’s first 140‑qubit neutral atom quantum computer, integrated with @cineca.bsky.social's Leonardo supercomputer. Co‑funded by @eurohpc-ju.bsky.social & ICSC, this operational system boosts Europe’s sovereign hybrid HPC–quantum infrastructure www.pasqal.com/newsroom/pas...
TIL about the atmospheric sponge effect 🧽 www.latimes.com/california/s...
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If you can smell meaning, you can turn in a latent space bloodhound sniffing for global minima 🐕 writetobrain.com/olfactory
Unclear to me what are the significance and practical consequences of arxiv.org/abs/2510.08451 ... The d* bound is not so large
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There are urban legends such as this one, that we know wrong from experience. Luckily there are great folks to debunk them, thanks @deenamousa.com www.worksinprogress.news/p/why-ai-isn...
Similar to me is: paper consumption kept growing when digital word processors appeared, as they eased the production of documents. Only recently local stagnation was observed, that we can attribute to the overall digitization of processes. chrislang.org/2008/02/05/t... Graphs in footnote [4]
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I made a zine about quantum gates and distributed it at @unitary.foundation's unitaryCON this two weeks ago. check it out :) and lemme know what you think nates.place/static/ng01....
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In 30 minutes, Pascal Scholl and I will give technical details on FTQC and how we do it at Pasqal, with the plans on the coming years. See you there!
Exclusive Webinar on FTQC on July 10th 💡 You will learn more about: • Our strategy to perform FTQC in a relevant regime for applications • The key technological features required to perform FTQC with neutral atoms • The typical applications we envision targeting with FTQC ow.ly/FESM50Wce5x
My great desk buddy @francoismarie.bsky.social published arxiv.org/abs/2507.03678 earlier this week, introducing his efforts in collecting QEC experiments across all modalities into a single database at github.com/francois-mar... Check it out!
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Forget the 10²⁵ years needed to simulate Google's Willow chip on world's fastest supercomputer. The most impressive number in quantum computing in this: It would take 3678 years for a quantum computing PhD student to earn the 103 million made by the IonQ CEO Niccolo de Masi in his first 90 days.
"IONQ CEO Niccolo de Masi sells $103 million in stock. SEC filing confirms full liquidation. Investors question timing. Pump-and-dump concerns rise." citizenwatchreport.com/ionq-ceo-nic...
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Maybe we shouldn't join an unproven technology like quantum computing with an unproven financial vehicle like SPACs. —me, 2021 www.reddit.com/r/wallstreet...
My deer colleague Alex has brought to publication his book Machine Learning in Quantum Sciences! Available for free on the arXiv here: arxiv.org/abs/2204.04198. www.cambridge.org/us/universit...
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Replying to @craiggidney.bsky.social
This is a typical "making the hard part harder" paper. Making good qubits is *already* the hardest part. Replacing those qubits (2-level systems) with n-level systems isn't helping, it's hurting. But the increased difficulty is hard to quantify, whereas counting oscillators is easy, so here we are.
On spot paper from @riverlane.com. arxiv.org/abs/2505.23567