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Meet bluesv, BlueQubit's high-performance quantum state vector simulator built entirely with AI. Developed from scratch, bluesv outperforms NVIDIA's cuStateVec in our benchmarks and now powers the BlueQubit SDK. Discover how we built it, verified its accuracy, and what's next.
BlueQubit demonstrated quantum computational advantage using IBM's commercially available Nighthawk r2 processor.
BlueQubit launched the $150K Quantum Flywheel grant program with support from IBM, AWS, and NVIDIA to accelerate quantum computing research.
BlueQubit’s Pauli Path Simulators offer a powerful classical alternative for simulating large quantum circuits, effectively benchmarking quantum utility claims.
BlueQubit recaps its first trip to DEF CON 34's Quantum Village, covering Q-Day and post-quantum cryptography risks, John Martinis on the path to fault-tolerant hardware, and why software and simulation tools are key to closing the quantum gap today.
Quantum superposition allows particles to exist in multiple states simultaneously, allowing qubits to process large amounts of data at the same time.
BlueQubit teamed with Qedma, IBM, and RIKEN to show that today's error-mitigated quantum processors can outperform powerful classical supercomputers — a landmark quantum advantage result.
“If atoms could speak, their language would be poetry."
Quantum computing is set to revolutionize industries by solving complex problems far beyond the reach of classical computers. From AI to space exploration, quantum computing use cases could reshape the future.