Guest Post By Izhar Medalsy, CEO and cofounder, Quantum Elements
and Prof. Daniel Lidar, CSO and cofounder, Quantum Elements
Most informed observers believe quantum is a transformative technology that will have a huge impact on people’s lives and likely play a pivotal role in solving many of the problems facing humanity today.
However, hardware progress in quantum computing has been uneven at best...
The narrative presents digital twins as a breakthrough solution for quantum computing’s hardware and software bottlenecks, and the strongest version of this argument is compelling. Digital twins address critical pain points—costly experimentation, limited access to quantum processors, and the inefficiency of generic simulators—by providing a high-fidelity, physics-informed virtual environment. The demonstrated 97-qubit simulation with realistic noise is a significant achievement, showcasing the ...