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This collaboration marks a significant breakthrough where accessible cloud-based quantum hardware paired with advanced software successfully modeled complex physical systems beyond the reach of even top-tier classical supercomputers like Fugaku. By resolving dynamics in a 74-qubit Floquet Ising model, this achievement demonstrates that error-mitigated computation is now viable for scientific exploration using commercially available technology rather than requiring specialized infrastructure.

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IBM & Qedma Achieve Quantum Advantage for Floquet Ising Model

Quantum ZeitgeistJuly 30, 20263 min read

IBM & Qedma achieved a milestone, demonstrating capabilities beyond classical simulations with a 74-qubit Floquet Ising model.

Combining advanced software with commercially available hardware, Qedma Quantum Computing and IBM report achieving quantum advantage in modeling complex physical systems. Researchers used Qedma’s QESEM software alongside IBM quantum computers to accurately resolve dynamics within systems of up to 74 qubits, a scale where leading classical simulations, including those run on RIKEN’s Fugaku supercomputer, could not deliver consistent…

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