Firebringer AI developed the QSIM app, a native arm64 state-vector simulation on-device that holds 26 qubits, runs a 20-qubit circuit in 95 milliseconds, and has a max error of 1.1×10⁻⁸.
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Two weeks ago, I made this post: https://lnkd.in/gKeuER6D I started with "your smart phone can beat any rack-ready quantum hardware on the market". Here, I prove it. The…
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Firebringer AI measured the SAXON Q Equal1 AQT Quandela Quantum Brilliance and found that they are making genuine moves but selling very expensive dev kits.
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Firebringer AI explored the AQT LYNX system, which was found to have an Effective Computational Width (ECW) of 15 qubits.
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