CESGA leads the first case of the use of quantum computing for the modeling of taste perception worldwide Oil and water don’t mix, they say. If we were to look for a way to modernize this popular expression we might ask: do beer and quantum computing mix? Well, actually, they
CESGA proposes network architectures capable of rapidly scaling up quantum computing capabilities By the time fully operational quantum computers exist, systems capable of connecting them to tackle tasks of unimaginable size and complexity will have been designed. CESGA aims to make a significant contribution to this challenge through its project
CiTIUS designs new language tools to facilitate quantum computer programming The development of user-friendly languages that allow programmers to communicate with quantum computers in an accessible way is one of the decisive factors for the deployment of the full potential of these technologies. CiTIUS is working on a compiler for
CiTIUS develops protocols and a new programming language to make it easier for quantum and classical computers to work together As long as quantum computers remain small, they have to operate jointly through distributed systems to deliver good results. What seems clear is that working alone or in groups, they
O CGAC e o CESGA colaboran nun proxecto co obxectivo de profundar no vínculo entre arte e ciencia. O programa de actividades, promovido desde o Centro de Supercomputación de Galicia (CESGA), coa colaboración do Instituto Galego de Física de Altas Enerxías (IGFAE), inclúe, entre outras actividades, a exposición dunha peza
O mércores 21 de febreiro ás 16:30h terá lugar o I Torneo de Quantum Chess na Facultade de Física da Universidade de Santiago. No torneo participarán centros de Ensino Secundario de Santiago. Cada equipo estará formado por catro estudantes de cada centro. Fujitsu, como patrocinador do evento, achega un portátil
Speaker: José Ignacio Latorre The Centre for Quantum Technologies (CQT) at the National University of Singapore Progress in quantum algorithms needs critical revisiting of three relevant steps: encoding, processing and read-out. Here, we limit ourselves to discuss some ideas related to expressibility of a quantum circuit, and of compressed encoding
A new application for mobile devices is available to discover Qmio quantum computer in Augmented Reality. The app can be used within the CESGA or anywhere, using AR technology. CESGA developed this application with the collaboration of Kendra S. L. This app allows exploring the interior of Qmio and understanding
Introduction to Quantum Technologies, such as Quantum Computing, Quantum Communications, and Quantum Ket Distriburion, with a focus in Quantum Cryptography
Introduction to Quantum Algorithms: both for foundational algorithms (Shor, Grover, QFT) and for NISQ-era algorithms: Variational Quantum Circuits