Aalto Researchers Develop Quantum-Inspired Algorithm for Quasicrystal Calculations
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Matt Swayne
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Summary
A press release reports that researchers at Aalto University have developed a quantum-inspired algorithm capable of calculating the vast potential properties of quasicrystals and quantum materials, a task that exceeds classical computing limits. This represents an early example of quantum technology being used to improve itself. The discovery could have future applications in dissipationless technology, such as reducing heat generation in data centers.
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· 2 pulledThe use of a quantum-inspired algorithm to calculate the unworkably vast potential properties of quantum materials is an early example of how quantum technology can be used to improve itself.
The discovery could have future applications in dissipationless technology, for example to mitigate data centre heating.
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