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Google’s quantum supremacy algorithm has found its first practical use

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Google’s quantum supremacy algorithm has found its first practical use

Google has put the algorithm it used to achieve quantum supremacy to work. It generated verifiably random numbers, which could be used one day in encryption or lotteries

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Prime numbers

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Quantum computer sets new record for finding prime number factors

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Google's quantum processor

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Google has performed the biggest quantum chemistry simulation ever

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Quantum generated video game

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IBM is using quantum computers to generate Minecraft-like game levels

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Inside the quantum computing revolution – what does the future hold?

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Inside the quantum computing revolution – what does the future hold?

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Google AI

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Quantum supremacy has arrived – what happens to computing now?

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computer in snow

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Will Google bail if its quantum computer doesn’t turn a quick profit?

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Google's quantum computer

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Timeline: A brief history of quantum computing from 1980 to 2100

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An employee collects newly-manufactured pills from a machine

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Quantum supremacy: What can we do with a quantum computer?

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Padlock to represent computer security breach

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Quantum supremacy: Will quantum computers break the internet for good?

Google’s claims of quantum supremacy have some people worried that the internet is now broken. Here's what the development actually means for cybersecurity

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Google's qubit rivals: The race to useful quantum computers has begun

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Google hits back at IBM's quantum supremacy challenge

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It’s official: Google has achieved quantum supremacy

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IBM says Google may not have reached quantum supremacy after all

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