Nvidia Poles is the world’s largest computer

NVIDIA has announced the opening of the World Business Research and Development Center by the Quantum-AAI (G-QUAT) technology, which hosts ABCI-S- the largest superolo in the world intended for quantum computing.

Quantum treatments by increasing superior computers of artificial intelligence are to solve some of the most sophisticated challenges in the world, which extend to industries including health care, energy and financing. By enabling GPU on an unprecedented scale, ABCI -q represents a deep leap towards achieving accelerating practical quantum systems.

The ABCI-Q supermarket presented by the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) provides ABCI-Q SuperCOCUTER 2020, the NVIDIA H100 (GPS) graphics unit connected to the NVIDIA Quantum-2 Infiniband network.

The system has been combined with NVIDIA Cuda-Q, which is an open source computing platform for organizing devices and programs needed to operate useful and huge quantum computing applications.

“The coupling of quantum devices smoothly with highly intelligent computing will accelerate the perception of the promise of quantum computing for all,” said Tim Costa, chief engineering director, quantum and cuda-X ™ in NVIDIA. “NVIDIA’s cooperation with AIST will stimulate progress in areas such as correcting quantum errors and developing applications – which is extremely important to build useful and accelerated quantum computers.”

The AI-Q of AI-Q from ABCI -q is combined with a luxurious Qubit processor with Fujitsu, which is a QUEA neutral atom processor and a photo processor by OPTQC-enable the burden of making a hybrid amount through multiple Qubit methods.

“ABCI-e will enable researchers in Japan to explore the basic challenges facing quantum computing techniques and accelerate the path to practical use,” said Mashera Horby, Deputy Director of G-QUAT and AIST. “The accelerated computing platform in NVIDIA will enable scientists to experience the move systems required to achieve quantum computing.”