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This is a seminar listing from the Berkeley AMO/QI series, with a talk on separating classical from quantum computation, presented by a Hitachi Cambridge researcher. The page gives only a title and date, so the actual claims are unknown. The topic matters for quantum readers because clarifying where quantum advantage does and doesn't hold shapes how realistic quantum speedups are judged.
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BERKELEY AMO/QI SEMINAR: David Arvidsson Shukur, Hitachi Cambridgen
UC Berkeley1 min read
Drawing a Sharper Line Between Classical and Quantum Computing October 21, 2026 The post BERKELEY AMO/QI SEMINAR: David Arvidsson Shukur, Hitachi Cambridgen appeared first on Challenge Institute for Quantum Computation.
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