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The article highlights a mix of speculative humor regarding IBM's hexagonal topology and genuine industry updates, including Rigetti's ring-based quantum architecture and advancements in heat dissipation from Qubic. For a technical audience, the most significant signals are the push toward smaller, cheaper quantum key distribution (QKD) and the potential for hyperscaling quantum processors via VIOTM. Readers should note the clarification that Scott Aaronson is not joining Qtonic, distinguishing between marketing narratives and actual personnel movements in the sector.

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Let me tell ya ’bout the birds and the bees…

Inside Quantum TechnologyJune 5, 20264 min read

I read the University of Osaka’s “Cobalt honeycombs open a new path to quantum computing” and somehow realized that IBM’s old heavy hex topology resembled honeycombs. With its bird-named quantum computers, bee branding, and honeycomb-like topology, we should’ve been telling dad jokes about the bi...

...and missed opportunities.... I read the University of Osaka’s “Cobalt honeycombs open a new path to quantum computing” and somehow realized that IBM’s old heavy hex topology resembled honeycombs. With its bird-named quantum computers, bee branding, and honeycomb-like topology, we should’ve been telling dad jokes about the birds and the bees. But when will Nvidia invest in THIS? “This innovation reduces heat dissipation from amplifiers to almost zero.” by Jerome Bourassa, Founder and…

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