Fueling the Quantum Application Era with the Cloud
summary
Cloud access gives programmers live use of D-Wave hardware: a 2048‑qubit 2000Q system accessible via the Leap quantum application environment with a free minute that runs 400–4,000 short jobs. Developers use the open‑source Ocean SDK (Python/C++) and Jupyter notebooks; Volkswagen prototypes traffic‑flow routing and a demo runs in 16 ms returning diverse samples. Devices sit in a ~25 kW cryostat while on‑chip dissipation is ~1e‑10 W, and prior generations show up to 10,000× and 100 million× speedups on crafted problems.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:45Overview
- 1:16Access to Quantum Computers
- 2:12Why Quantum Computing
- 3:38Quantum Computer
- 6:41Quantum Processor
- 10:49Quantum Machine Language
- 17:22Quantum Scaling
- 22:26Sampling
- 23:36Applications
- 25:05Customers
- 25:53Volkswagen example
- 28:01Material simulations
- 29:40Ocean
- 36:35Jupiter Notebooks
- 37:50GitHub
- 38:25Community Forums
- 38:55Help Center
- 39:30Getting Started Documentation
- 40:25Network X
- 41:50DWave Binary CSP
- 43:00Constraints
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