Apollo is a room-temperature 10000-node CMOS neuromorphic chip whose p-qubit network emulates transverse-field quantum annealing via Suzuki-Trotter and reportedly achieves lower energies than cryogenic QA on 3D spin-glass benchmarks across 300 realizations.
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Review of proposals and experiments using coupled cavity arrays and superconducting circuits to realize many-body physics with photons, including Mott transitions, fractional quantum Hall states, and dissipative phase transitions.
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Quantum-Driven Neuromorphic Computing for Million-Qubit-Scale Workloads
Apollo is a room-temperature 10000-node CMOS neuromorphic chip whose p-qubit network emulates transverse-field quantum annealing via Suzuki-Trotter and reportedly achieves lower energies than cryogenic QA on 3D spin-glass benchmarks across 300 realizations.
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Many-Body Physics and Quantum Simulations with Strongly Interacting Photons
Review of proposals and experiments using coupled cavity arrays and superconducting circuits to realize many-body physics with photons, including Mott transitions, fractional quantum Hall states, and dissipative phase transitions.