Summary
The algorithm simulated the behavior of subatomic particles and demonstrated a sustained quantum advantage over classical computers.
The Quantum Advantage Tracker labeled the result as active, indicating the quantum benefit continues.
New quantum algorithm designed by an Indian laboratory.
Tested on 120 qubits of an International Business Machines quantum processor.
Demonstrated ongoing quantum advantage, meaning it stays faster than classical computers.
First such achievement reported by an Indian research lab.
The algorithm simulated the behavior of subatomic particles and demonstrated a sustained quantum advantage over classical computers.
The Quantum Advantage Tracker labeled the result as active, indicating the quantum benefit continues.
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