Cleveland Clinic, RIKEN, and IBM Model 12,635-Atom Protein on Quantum Computers for First Time

Quantum Zeitgeist·May 5

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A protein complex with 12,635 atoms has been simulated on quantum computers, reportedly for the first time. The simulation was achieved through a collaboration involving Cleveland Clinic, RIKEN, and IBM. The accuracy of the simulation was reportedly improved, with one outlet suggesting a 210x increase in accuracy, although the details and scope of the achievement are somewhat unclear.

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