Quantum Hardware Surges Ahead: Is Quantum Software Ready?
In a groundbreaking development, a new quantum computing start-up is in the process of creating its own operating system designed specifically for quantum machines, similar to how Microsoft Windows or macOS operate on traditional computers.
The progress in quantum hardware has been nothing short of remarkable. Just five years ago, most quantum computers featured fewer than 20 quantum bits, or qubits—the essential components transforming classical computations. Today, devices boasting over 100 qubits are becoming increasingly prevalent. However, in order to leverage these advanced qubits for intricate calculations, sophisticated quantum software is a necessity.
